A bridge between Europe and North Africa
The trade relationship between Morocco and the Netherlands has a long history and continues to develop strongly. Thanks to geographical proximity, complementary economies and close cultural ties, this cooperation forms a stable and opportunity-rich trade corridor between Europe and North Africa.
A historic trading bond
For decades, the Netherlands has been an important European trading partner for Morocco. Dutch companies export technology, machinery, know-how and agricultural solutions, while Morocco is an important supplier of, among other things, agricultural products, textiles, semi-finished goods and industrial products.
This mutual interdependence has led to sustainable trade flows and long-term business relationships.
Strategic location and logistical advantage
Morocco is playing an increasingly important role as a logistics hub between Europe, Africa and the Middle East. With modern ports such as Tanger Med, improved infrastructure and free trade zones, the country is attractive for Dutch entrepreneurs who want to expand their production or enter new markets.
For the Netherlands, Morocco also serves as a gateway to fast-growing African markets.
Key sectors in trade