Casablanca welcomed Tuesday, January 27, 2026, in margin of the Moroccan-Senegalese High-Level Joint Commission, a forum leading economic sector, organized by the General Confederation of companies in Morocco. Moroccan and Senegalese business leaders have exchanged on the occasion on the development prospects of new economic partnerships and the role of the private sector in deepening bilateral cooperation, as well as co-investment opportunities.

The speakers of the panel organized on the sidelines of the economic meetings emphasized the importance of strengthening the South-South cooperation, business support and valorization of the complementarity of the Moroccan and Senegalese economies, especially in the banking, financial, industrial, pharmaceutical, pharmaceutical, energy and logistics, in order to support regional economic integration.

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