Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has invited the Moroccan Employers' Association to an economic event in Ankara, after the association's positive meeting Turkish
delegates during Erdogan's visit to Rabat last month.
In a statement, the association said that the Turkish premier is keen to develop a strong relationship between the Turkish government and Moroccan entrepreneurs.
The statement hinted at the two countries working together to invest in the auto industry despite stiff competition to attract the best international companies.
The association said that such investments could benefit both Turkey and Morocco, allowing Morocco to export its production to the African markets and the other countries that signed free trade agreements.
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