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Moroccans in Sweden : ウィキペディア英語版
Moroccans in Sweden

Migration of Moroccans to Sweden is a part of Moroccan migration to Western Europe which dates back to the beginning of the 1960s when the economic and social situation in Morocco was highly complicated. Regional income inequalities were substantial, distribution of personal incomes was extremely imbalanced and unemployment rates in countryside were high. Today, the Moroccan community constitutes the 10th largest ethnic minority group in Sweden, which is a highly multiethnic population where residents from foreign backgrounds compose 21% of the population.
== Migrating to Sweden ==
Sweden has not been a key destination for Moroccans migrants, compared to others like France and Spain where immigrants from Morocco represent the biggest group within overall immigrant population. There was about half a decade of immigration of Moroccan workers to Sweden, between 1966 and 1973. Since then there have been a small but constant inflow of family members, mainly spouses and also aged parents, on average an annual arrival of 1,100 persons. By 2003, this number reached to 63.000. Of this group 54% were born in Morocco and 46% were born in Sweden, members of the second generation.〔Westin 2003〕

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