Morocco, UAE discuss means to promote trade, industrial relations

Morocco, UAE discuss means to promote trade, industrial relations
Monday 14 March 2022 - 09:55

Moroccan Minister of Industry and Trade Ryad Mezzour held a working meeting on Sunday in Rabat with the Emirati minister of Industry and Advanced Technologies, Sultan bin Ahmed Al Jaber, during which they discussed the means to promote trade and industrial bilateral relations.

During these discussions, the two parties focused on ways to strengthen trade relations and achieve joint industrial projects, Mezzour told MAP at the end of his talks with his Emirati counterpart, who is currently visiting the Kingdom. During this meeting, it was decided to create a joint working group to explore avenues of cooperation in industrial complementarity between the two countries, said Mezzour.

This task force should lead to joint projects that will contribute to the creation of jobs in Morocco and the United Arab Emirates, concluded the Minister.

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