Atlanta and Morocco sign economic partnership agreement

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During the FIFA World Cup, Atlanta and Morocco have taken steps to deepen their collaboration. The two parties recently signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at strengthening their economic and industrial ties.

This agreement, reached between the Atlanta Economic Development Agency and the Moroccan Agency for Investment and Export Development (AMDIE), focuses on key areas such as investment, trade, logistics, and knowledge exchange.

Representatives from both sides highlighted the World Cup as a catalyst for fostering new partnerships between the two regions, describing both as strategic gateways to their respective markets.

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