The opportunities for the development of economic relations between Morocco and Poland were at the heart of a meeting held Thursday between the Moroccan ambassador in Warsaw, Abderrahim Atmoun, and the officials of the Katowice Special Economic Zone.
During this visit, initiated at the invitation of Joanna Sekula, Senator and President of the Poland-Morocco Friendship Group, the ambassador held talks with the President of the Katowice Special Economic Zone, Mateusz Rykala, which focused on the means to build partnerships with Moroccan economic and industrial zones, says a press release issued by the Kingdom’s embassy in Warsaw.
The Katowice Special Economic Zone is the most important Polish special economic zone. Over 450 business entities are currently operating in the zone. So far, they have invested approximately PLN 42 billion and created more than 80,000 new jobs there.
On this occasion, Mr. Atmoun shed light on the opportunities offered by the Moroccan market to Polish companies, especially in the southern provinces.
The Kingdom’s geographical location can allow Polish companies to open up to the African market, whose needs are constantly increasing in several areas, he pointed out.
He noted that the southern provinces of the Kingdom have become a major investment area, thanks to its many fiscal and geographic advantages.
The diplomat also visited the faculty of pharmacy of the University of Medicine of the region of Silesia and met the deputy rector Jerzy Stajko and the dean of the faculty Robert Wojtczak, to discuss the possible partnerships between Polish and Moroccan universities, according to the same source.
A meeting was also held with the Mayor of the city of Sosnowiec, Arkadiusz Checinski.
During these meetings, the Moroccan ambassador highlighted the progress made in several areas and the various possibilities for partnership and cooperation, facilitated by a climate of political stability, economic diversity and major geographical advantages.
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