The two parties stressed the importance of the Moroccan-British agricultural partnership and expressed their satisfaction at the qualitative leap in trade between the two countries. They reaffirmed their determination to work to strengthen relations between operators with a view to boosting agricultural trade. Trade between Morocco and the United Kingdom averages 13.8 million dirhams per year (2014-2016). The main products imported from the United Kingdom include potatoes, soft wheat, pressed and cooked cheese and other food preparations. Moroccan food exports to the United Kingdom consist mainly of fresh or chilled tomatoes, citrus fruits, preserved olives and capers.

Source: The North Africa Journal April 13, 2018 07:52 UTC