The Morocco India 7th Commission was held Monday in Rabat, with the stated aim of strengthening economic and commercial cooperation between the two countries. This session opens new partnership prospects, especially in trade, investment and industry, according to details reported by La Relève.
For Moroccans living abroad, this momentum can be read as a confidence signal around the Kingdom’s attractiveness. Without announcing new budget measures in the available brief, the meeting highlights a cooperation framework that may interest investors, entrepreneurs and project holders connected to Morocco.
Morocco India 7th Commission: a cooperation step
Speaking on the occasion, the Secretary of State in charge of Foreign Trade, Omar Hejira, said the meeting represents a new step in strengthening ties of friendship and cooperation between Morocco and India. He linked the session to the High Royal Guidelines calling for the Kingdom’s strategic partnerships to be consolidated and their prospects diversified, particularly with the Asian continent.
- The session was held Monday in Rabat.
- The areas cited are trade, investment and industry.
- Moroccan-Indian relations are presented as being based on friendship, mutual respect and convergence on several international issues.
Morocco’s advantages highlighted
Omar Hejira also underlined Morocco’s advantages, including its strategic geographic position, developed infrastructure and network of free trade agreements with several global markets. These elements are presented as making the Kingdom a preferred platform for companies interested in broader markets.
The Morocco India 7th Commission also forms part of a momentum described since the visit of His Majesty King Mohammed VI to India in 2015. For his part, Indian Minister of State Jitin Prasada affirmed his country’s willingness to further strengthen its partnership with the Kingdom. For Moroccans abroad, the evolution of this economic dialogue remains worth following, especially for its possible effects on investment and confidence in Morocco.
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