Moroccans and Jews are two peoples intimately linked by history. They share several realities that enrich their paths, such as the hashish produced by Morocco and sold by Jews. In order to show the cultural proximity between the two peoples, Time of Israel, an Israeli media, has produced a report on the issue.
Between October 1, 2018 and May 31, 2019, Morocco exported 426.07 million kilos of tomatoes to the European Union (EU). These exports are up significantly compared to the previous year.
76% of electricity exchanges between the two countries are provided by the Kingdom. According to data from the semi-public Spanish operator, Red electrica de España, Morocco has become Spain’s main supplier of electricity.
Despite some internal lobbies in the Spanish Government, which are trying to seize the EU, the operations of selling electricity to the Spanish electricity grid, carried out by the National Office of Electricity (ONEE), continue.
Morocco has once again been Spain’s leading supplier of fruits and vegetables in the first quarter of this year, according to figures just released by the Spanish Federation of Fruit, Vegetable, Flower and Live Plant Producer Exporter Associations (FEPEX).
Moroccan watermelons are a hit abroad. Last year, exports increased by nearly 300%, after an already very good year in 2017.
Morocco and Spain maintain excellent trade relations. This is revealed by the Spanish media El Economista, which reported that for the 7th consecutive year, Spain has established itself as Morocco’s top trade partner in 2018.
As every month, the Office des Changes draws up the balance sheet of Morocco’s trade exchanges with other countries, mainly European. Let’s see in detail what the kingdom exports.
The Moroccan Association of Exporters is taking the lead and making a series of recommendations aimed at easing the tax burden on this sector. This series of reforms to the tax structure comes ahead of the National Tax Conference, which will take place on May 3 and 4 in Skhirat.
Once again, exports of Moroccan crafts are on the rise with double-digit growth rates in the first quarter of this year, according to the Ministry of Tourism, Air Transport, Crafts and Social Economy.
While some African countries can boast of emerging victorious from a no-deal Brexit, the Moroccan economy risks losing $97.1 million, or 11% of its exports to the United Kingdom.
Spain remains at the beginning of this year the main commercial partner of the kingdom, according to the latest figures published on Tuesday by the Statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat).