Basque Investors Explore Morocco’s Lucrative Fishing Industry
The great potential of Moroccan waters attracts investors from the Basque Country. Their emissaries have been staying in Morocco since this Monday to study the opportunities offered by this sector.
The purpose of this visit, indicates Aujourd’hui Le Maroc, is to analyze the multiple investment opportunities in Morocco, mainly in the field of sea fishing and the fishing industry. In this sense, "during a meeting with Zakia Driouch, Secretary General of the Fisheries Department at the Ministry of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development and Forests, the Basque delegation, led by Maria Tato, expressed its willingness to develop cooperation between Morocco and the Basque Country, particularly in the sector of processing and enhancing fishery products and that of recycling plastic from fishing".
This is an opportunity for the two parties to discuss all the possibilities for collaboration, in particular, in the fishing sector, said Zakia Driouch, specifying that the activities of recycling fishing waste represent an opening that the two countries will be able to develop "quickly", not forgetting that the new national fisheries strategy, "in the process of being finalized", makes sustainability and environmental protection priorities.
As for the head of the Basque delegation, Maria Tato, she specified that her delegation will also go to Laâyoune and Dakhla whose enormous potential in the fishing and aquaculture industry interests the visitors. It should be noted that they will meet their Moroccan counterparts operating in the promising sectors of fish product processing, concludes the daily.
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