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The article addresses the levels of investments and commercial activities between Egypt and Morocco, explaining that Egyptian investments in Morocco are estimated at around two billion dollars, with future expansions anticipated to include battery factories and partnerships in the tourism sector and food industries. It also notes that the volume of trade exchange between the two countries amounts to approximately 1.25 billion dollars annually, with Egyptian exports to Morocco primarily consisting of iron, cement, ceramics, agricultural crops, and electrical appliances, while Moroccan car imports are at the forefront of Moroccan imports. The article highlights efforts to improve trade relations following the 2025 crisis, during which Morocco imposed anti-dumping duties on Egyptian products, leading to disruptions in trade exchange. However, there has been notable improvement after a series of meetings and measures aimed at facilitating trade between the two nations. Additionally, fluctuations in the Moroccan dirham's exchange rate impact trade, although Morocco remains one of the largest markets importing Egyptian dates.
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