This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
A Chadian economic delegation arrived today, Friday, in the city of Dakhla on Friday during a visit to explore investments and commercial opportunities in the Dakhla valley, and the promotion of bilateral cooperation between Morocco and Chad in various fields.
This visit is one of the week of economic promotion of Chad in Morocco, which seeks to market the economic capacities of change in the kingdom and to improve partnerships between economic actors in the two countries.
In a press release, the Chancellor of Prime Minister Chadien, Gadoum Dhard Gadom, confirmed that Dakhla was the third station as part of this visit, after Rabat and Casablanca. Where the delegation has held a series of meetings with economic activities from the public and private sectors, with the aim of exchanging experiences and opening the horizon of cooperation between the two countries in the fields of economy and investment.
The Chadian official stressed that the Moroccan royal initiative to improve access to coastal countries to the Atlantic Ocean is the “best initiative” to stimulate development in the Sahel region, as it will allow Chad to develop its resources effectively and increase their ability to export to several markets in other continents.
For its part, the director of investment services at the National Agency for Investment and Export in Chad, Ahmed Al -Fil Mallum, considered that this visit is an important opportunity to improve cooperation between Morocco and Chad, stressing the importance of the royal initiative to stimulate trade and encourage Chadian exports.
The chief of the Dakhla council, Wadi Al -Dahab, also underlined the Calligraph Yinga, that the visit represents an opportunity to improve cooperation between the Kingdom and Chad in several areas, noting that the Chadian delegation will inform the main development projects of the region, such as the port of the Atlantic of Dakhla.
Members of the Chadian delegation also organized meetings with local officials, in particular the general author of the State of Dakhla, Wadi Al -Dahab and the head of the council of the entity, where the investment opportunities were discussed in the region.
