A hundred Moroccan businessmen have ended an African trade tour as part of a trade mission called ‘B to B in Africa” for, among others, to explore the various opportunities for the establishment of win-win partnerships in economic and commercial fields between Morocco and Senegal.
this trade mission initiated jointly by Morocco Export and Banque Populaire, comes after those of Benin and Côte d’Ivoire held from June 9 to 12 current. It is punctuated by the presence of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Industry, Trade, investment and the Digital Economy, in charge of foreign trade, Mohamed Abbou.
The objective of this business trip is to promote exchanges between businessmen of the African continent, in the spirit of South-South partnership as successful than fair.
This mission brings together owners of companies operating primarily in the areas of agro-industry and seafood, electricity and electronics, finance and services, metal and metallurgical industry, specialty chemicals and plastics , pharmaceutical, textile, construction, consulting and ICT.
Perfectly illustrating the development of public-private partnership for Moroccan exporting firms and commitment to help them explore new markets and sustainable partnerships, this action will promote greater synergy between the parties to facilitate the promotion of Moroccan exportable to new markets.
On the menu of this economic and commercial large-scale event include a symposium on Moroccan-Senegalese trade relations, B to B meetings between Moroccan businessmen and their Senegalese counterparts and thematic workshops on customs procedures, the construction industry and the investment climate in Senegal.
Morocco Businessmen Finished An African Trade Tour