This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Hibapress-Rabat-MCI
The Tijaria digital platform, a revolutionary tool for Moroccan foreign trade, was officially launched on Friday March 7, 2025, in Rabat, during a meeting chaired by Mr. Omar Hejira, Secretary of State to the Minister of Industry and Trade, in charge of foreign trade and in which representatives of the General Confederation of Moroccan Companies (CGEM), of the Moroccan Association of Stepters (CGEM) (ASMEX), professional federations, as well as key actors in foreign trade.
The Tijaria platform will provide rapid and personalized responses to economic operators, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It aims to simplify and optimize foreign trade operations in Morocco, offering centralized access to an exhaustive documentary base using artificial intelligence to process complex requests.
By promoting access to information for economic operators and by reducing the deadlines and costs linked to foreign trade operations, Tijaria marks an important step in the modernization of Moroccan foreign trade and promotes the integration of Morocco into global value chains.
This project, which is one of the recommendations from regional consultation meetings held by Mr. Omar Hejjira with the actors of the foreign trade for the development of the 2025-2027 roadmap in the sector, was implemented by the State Secretariat for Foreign Trade, in close collaboration with the Portnet single window. It is the fruit of a series of consultation meetings with public and private partners having led to the implementation of a high -performance platform that meets the needs of economic operators, by providing them with a full range of services and information:
-Mounted information on regulations: products subject to customs and non -customs controls, import and export licenses, tariff contingents, anti -dumping and safeguard measures.
-Accès to information on trade agreements: rules of origin, customs duties, standards applicable on destination markets, free trade agreements (including ZLECAF).
-Shoist assistance: precise and personalized responses on customs duties, taxes, required documents, required standards, etc., for import and export.
-Guids and procedures: user and regulatory guides (Portnet, EC, ASMEX), contingent rate sheets, investment charter, etc.
The Tijaria platform will first be deployed through a pilot project before its generalization with the general public.
