In a significant press statement during yesterday’s meeting at the Grand Hall of the Wilaya of Fes-Meknes, Hamza Ben Abdallah, President of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Services for the Fes-Meknes Region, highlighted the major challenges facing the region’s trade and industrial sectors. He emphasized the need for concerted efforts from all stakeholders to enhance export levels and improve business competitiveness.
Ben Abdallah noted that the region currently contributes only 3% to the nation’s total exports, a modest figure given the region’s vast potential. He outlined ambitious goals to improve this share, presenting a series of proposals aimed at developing the sector and stimulating local exports.
The president described the meeting with the Secretary of State for Foreign Trade as a pivotal step in a series of ongoing discussions. Several proposals were submitted during the session, focusing on boosting exports and enhancing the competitiveness of regional enterprises. He confirmed that the chamber is actively coordinating with its members to implement these initiatives on the ground.
Ben Abdallah also revealed plans for a follow-up meeting with the Secretary of State in Rabat in two weeks to further discuss actionable points. He expressed optimism that 2025 could be a breakthrough year for export development, emphasizing the importance of enhancing competitiveness and encouraging local businesses to expand into global markets.
The president conveyed strong optimism about achieving these objectives, underscoring the vital role of collaborative efforts between public and private institutions in elevating the region’s economic performance.
source : fesnews media