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The President of the Moroccan Association of Exporters (ASMEX) Hassan Sentissel El Idrissi, has called on Ghanaian enterprises working in various sectors of national economy to make import and export a priority.

According to him, the Association has enormous opportunities for Ghanaian enterprises
willing to partner their counterparts in Morocco on export and import.

Hassan Sentissel El Idrissi made the call when he hosted Ghanaian journalists at the headquarters of the Association in Casablanca in Morocco.

In line with the new trade policies of Morocco, he said the Association has been well positioned to offer products and services to their Ghanaian counterparts across various industries and sectors based on mutual grounds.

Consequently, he said Ghanaian Exporters and importers willing to collaborate in areas of interest, could use the organization with the capacity of mamaging nine thousand (9000) companies as the gateway to the Moroccan and Ghanaian markets.

He said Moroccan companies have declared their readiness to partner African companies to expand operations in export and import through effective collaborations.

The Association, he underscored organized three hundred (300) visits to African countries and worked on synergies that would offer new schemes for international trade relations in the continent.

He revealed that the Association has identified opportunities in the homogeneous market in Africa, and the free trade zone, and would not hesitate to partner relevant institutions and organizations to actualize the potential of companies doing well in Africa.

With the backing of government, he said ASMEX has opened its doors to all Moroccan companies operating in and outside of the country to attract in return the right synergies and building trust that guarantees equity.

In line with this, he noted that Moroccan products are known globally as the organization works comprehensively with insurance companies to protect them against global shocks.

He observed that as part of the mandate of ASMEX, they study destinations to understand cultural dynamics before possible partnerships.

A reason, several commissions have been established including legal commission, Physical commission, Finance Commission, Europe Commission, Africa Commission, America Commission, Asia Commission, among other Commissions to create global access to market their products.

According to Hassan Sentissel El Idrissi, access to the markets remain crucial to their activities, therefore influencing the establishment of robust digital platforms to function twenty-four seven (24/7).

The Moroccan Association of Exporters ASMEX was established in 1982 and has since widened its tentacles across fourteen regions of Morocco.