Morocco Commits to Boosting Kenyan Tea, Coffee Purchases
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A Khan
- . May 28, 2025
- . Update: May 29, 2025 11:41 am
Morocco has decided to increase its tea and coffee imports from Kenya, which represents a big step forward in the trade. The news came about following crucial talks in Rabat between Kenya’s Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi and Morocco’s Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch. Both leaders wanted to develop stronger links between their countries in different economic areas.
The PM Akhannouch pointed out that Moroccan markets would pay particular attention to receiving Kenyan tea and coffee shipments. With this growth, the agricultural sector in Kenya will be able to exploit new markets because these crops are the main products of its exports.
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They focused on creating brand new frameworks for global cooperation in trade, tourism, farming, industry, and education. According to Mudavadi, negotiations will start right away to boost Kenya’s sales of goods and services in Morocco.
He agreed to Mudavadi’s idea, setting up a plan for Moroccan business investors to evaluate additional business prospects in Kenya. It reflects both countries’ wish to further improve their diplomatic and commercial relationships.
Going to the meeting were Ambassador Gakinya, Deputy Director Muganda for Africa Affairs, and senior embassy representative Mohamed, reminding everyone of how important the meeting was.
