A delegation of more than 80 Moroccan companies arrived in the country last week as part of its commercial prospecting mission in Rwanda, Tanzania and Madagascar.
The market expedition is part of the second edition of the “African Business Connect” operation, organised by Maroc Export in partnership with BMCE Bank of Africa.
Before their arrival in the country, the trade delegation comprising diverse companies operating in several sectors and representatives of several professional associations had travelled to Rwanda on April 2.
The delegation is also expected to proceed to Madagascar. The companies are particularly interested in the energy sector, finance, transport and logistics, information and technology, construction and real estate, among other sectors.
“The commercial tour was initiated to accompany Moroccan companies on their commercial prospecting efforts. It also promotes the ‘Made in Morocco’ offer, this year focused on eastern and southern Africa.
The tour represents an opportunity for Moroccan companies to discover regions with great potential for their international development, drawing on the expertise and support of the two partners who initiated this event. “
This second edition’s programme provides business to business meetings (B to B) between Moroccan businessmen and their counterparts from the three countries.
A meeting was held by the partners two weeks before the initiation of the programme to better prepare the Moroccan business leaders investment opportunities waiting in the host countries. The meeting focused on informing the members of the delegation of the key sectors in the three economies, namely energy, ICT and the pharmaceutical sector.
It also raised awareness of the constraints related to the linguistic difficulties, as Tanzanians and Malagasies are Creole English speakers and it raised the issue of the absence of airlines between Morocco and the three host countries.
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