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In 2025, Spanish arms exports to Morocco increased by 40.4% to €29.6 million from €21.08 million in 2024, according to Spain's Ministry of Economy and Trade. The primary export category was bombs, grenades, and torpedoes, totaling €15 million, followed by war weapons accessories exceeding €12 million, and war weapons valued at nearly €1.8 million.

This rise in exports correlates with improved diplomatic relations between Spain and Morocco, especially after Spain endorsed Morocco's autonomy plan for the Sahara. The expansion of military trade occurs amid Spain's ban on military trade with Israel.