Moroccan-Libyan committee calls for development of trade exchange
Morocco-Libya, Economics, 7/13/1999

The Moroccan-Libyan committee in charge of industry and commerce held in Rabat last week called for the development of trade exchange and economic cooperation between the two Maghreban countries.

In the minutes signed at the end of its meeting, the committee called for the diversification of trade exchanges, the exploration of all business opportunities offered in the Maghreban region and the lowering of obstacles hampering the flow of goods.

The committee voiced satisfaction over the signing of cooperation accords between the two states' customs authorities and praised the progress made in the fields of food processing industries, textile, chemicals, electronics, engineering and construction.

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