Mohcine Jazouli, the Minister Delegate to the Head of Government in charge of Investment, Convergence, and Evaluation of Public Policies, will travel on Monday for a roadshow in Shanghai and Beijing sponsored by the Moroccan Agency for the Development of Investment and Exports (AMDIE).

Jazouli will also take part in a Morocco Now conference on “bridging” the Moroccan and Chinese economies through trade and investment as part of this roadshow, as well as the 20th Auto Shanghai.

The trip will be an occasion to convey the Kingdom’s offer and quicken the pace of Chinese investment in the country.

“Under King Mohammed VI’s direction, Morocco has made a name for itself as a favorable location for investments. A true Moroccan dynamism is now evident, and we want to share it with Chinese businesspeople, according to Jazouli.

Meetings with top Chinese government officials and business figures are also on the itinerary of this journey.

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Casablanca – Morocco will participate in the 8th edition of AEROMART, an international business convention for the aerospace industry, scheduled from April 4 to 6 in Montreal (Canada), announces the Moroccan Agency for Investment and Export Development (AMDIE).

As was the case in the previous edition of AEROMART, this event brings together more than 3,000 participants and 1,500 companies from 45 different countries. Morocco is the only African country represented, which highlights the success of the country in a market that is typically dominated by North American and European players, according to a statement from AMDIE.

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Mohcine Jazouli, the Minister Delegate to the Head of Government responsible for investment, convergence, and evaluation of public policies, is in charge of the Moroccan delegation, which is also made up of Moroccan aerospace companies. Director General of AMDIE Ali Seddiki and President of the Group of Moroccan Aerospace Industries (GIMAS), Karim Sheikh, are also present.

The Agency would like to remind everyone that Morocco has become one of the world’s top aviation destinations as a result of His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s progressive vision. Nowadays, 142 businesses in the Moroccan aviation sector employ close to 20,000 people and turn over $2 billion annually.

According to Jazouli, who was quoted in the announcement, “AEROMART Montreal is a wonderful opportunity to join industry leaders and build relationships and agreements on a significant scale.

Because it has one of the most competitive aerospace sectors in the world, he said, Morocco is in a good position to keep luring business and investment.

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