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Presents the five roots of spatial inequity in institutional inefficiencies across MENA - urban regulatory frictions, credentialist education systems, centralized control over public services, barriers to spatial mobility, and barriers to market entry and lop-sided business environments - within cities, countries, and across borders.

By 2050, three-quarters of Morocco's population will be urban. While Moroccan cities are the engines of today's demographic and economic growth, they face persistent challenges. This note identifies priority actions to be taken to allow public authorities help urban development boost economic growth and promote shared prosperity for all.