Moroccans have launched a boycott campaign against Tunisian goods in recent days, following the arrival of Polisario leader Ibrahim Ghali at the TICAD 8.
The event was held in the Tunisian capital from August 27 to 28, with Morocco withdrawing its participation.
Moroccan Twitter users launched a trending hashtag in order to boycott Tunisian goods sold nationwide under the bar code 619.
Twitter is now being used to display barcodes and comprehensive lists of Tunisian brands available on the Moroccan market.
للاشارة : اي منتوج تونسي ?? كيبدا برقم 619
دع البوليساريو تشتري المنتجات التونسية من قيس سعيد ?#المغرب #تونس #مقاطعه_المنتجات_التونسية619 http://pic.twitter.com/3HSj86NrnE
— ? ? ? ? ⛤ (@Badro_Ma) August 27, 2022
حضيو مع BIC معندهاش 619#مقاطعه_المنتجات_التونسية619 http://pic.twitter.com/hSCQbotMTC
— Antonio (@AAcrotere) August 29, 2022
مقاطعة كل من يدعم الجماعات الارهابية لضرب الوحدة الترابية لمملكتنا ✌???#مقاطعه_المنتجات_التونسية619 http://pic.twitter.com/UZru9IAvJA
— i h s s a n e ? (@IhssaneSghir) August 28, 2022
#مقاطعه_المنتجات_التونسية619#مقاطعة_المنتجات_التونسية#تونس_سيدة_قرارها و #المغرب_سيد_في_أرضه_وقراره
المنتوج ?? يتميز بحمله ل ”الكود بار” رقم 619. http://pic.twitter.com/PxsbwZpjlL
— ??الإمبراطور المغربي الشريف?? (@IJerifiano) August 28, 2022
Additionally, as the new academic year approaches, the boycott campaign targets BIC pens and sheets, a French brand with a factory in the Tunisian city of Bizerte that supplies Morocco.
Many activities shared by the country and Tunisia have also been halted, including the Tunis summit for inventors and national clubs withdrawing from the Arab and African Championships in Tunisia.
The Royal Moroccan Federation of Karate has also announced that the Moroccan national team will not compete in the North African Championship, which is scheduled to take place in Tunisia from September 7 to 11.
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