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Spain Backs Melilla Trade
José María Torres, president of the Spanish National Confederation of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, called for a review of the commercial customs arrangements between Melilla and Morocco to facilitate the movement of goods and boost business activity, arguing that the current system does not meet the expectations of economic stakeholders. The proposals include support for maritime transport, a special economic framework for Melilla, and the preservation of tax benefits for local businesses, while a Spanish government working group has made customs one of its priorities. Nador, meanwhile, stresses that trade must be organized in a way that protects the interests of Moroccan businesses. The Spanish demands do not imply a new bilateral agreement or any change to the procedures currently in force.
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