High-Level U.S. Trade Delegation to Visit Morocco in May to Strengthen Economic Partnership

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Morocco is set to welcome a large-scale U.S. trade delegation in May, reflecting the growing momentum of economic relations between the two countries. The delegation includes representatives from more than 15 U.S. states, along with officials from prominent federal agencies, with the aim of exploring new opportunities for economic cooperation and boosting exports of agricultural and food products to the Moroccan market.

The delegation is expected to hold a series of meetings with Moroccan officials to discuss ways to expand trade and investment exchanges, particularly in sectors of mutual priority. This visit serves as further evidence of both parties’ commitment to developing a strategic partnership based on shared economic interests, contributing to food security and enhancing business opportunities between American and Moroccan companies.

This initiative comes within the context of the growing relations between Rabat and Washington, as Morocco is regarded as a key gateway to African markets, making it a strategic partner for American investors looking to expand their businesses on the continent. The visit also underscores the two countries’ desire to deepen cooperation in promising sectors, further strengthening Morocco’s position as a regional and international economic hub.