Melilla successfully concluded the first test of a commercial exchange with Morocco in both directions, marking a significant step forward in the roadmap towards the full normalization of commercial customs between the two countries.
Previous steps taken in January and February were limited to exports from Spain to Morocco, making this recent operation a significant milestone.
During the test, a shipment of 25,000 kilograms of screws was exported, while an import of 6,800 kilograms of aluminum plates was carried out. The successful execution of this test signifies progress in the gradual and progressive normalization of commercial customs, as agreed upon by both countries.
The authorities of the Government Delegation of Melilla, along with representatives from the State Security Forces, gathered at the Beni Enzar border to witness the reopening of customs between Melilla and Morocco.
Melilla had previously conducted 36,000 dispatches until August 1, 2018 when Rabat unilaterally closed the Beni Enzar custom, making the smooth execution of the pilot test was anticipated.
The initial customs crossing in Melilla involved the transport of construction materials in a van, symbolizing the resumption of trade between the two nations.
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