The Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, Alibek Kuantyrov, has highlighted Morocco’s strategic importance as a key partner, emphasizing the potential for expanding bilateral trade and investment during a high-level visit to Rabat.

During talks with Morocco’s Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, Mr. Kuantyrov underscored Kazakhstan’s intent to import Moroccan goods directly, ensuring access to high-quality products without third-party markups.

Kazakhstan also aims to boost exports of wheat, processed goods, and other commodities to Morocco, reflecting strong political alignment and mutual support on global issues. The two nations share a vision for deeper economic cooperation, with Kazakhstan offering essential resources such as gas, cereals, and meat products.

Strengthening food security and economic resilience

Mr. Mezzour noted that Kazakhstan’s resources could play a pivotal role in enhancing Morocco’s food supply chains, supporting household purchasing power, and easing financial burdens on citizens. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to fostering a robust, long-term partnership focused on secure supply chains, sustainable trade, and cross-border investments.

Building a sustainable trade future

With a shared agenda for economic growth, Kazakhstan and Morocco are poised to deepen their commercial ties. The visit, led by a high-level Kazakh delegation, signals a new chapter in bilateral relations, prioritizing direct trade, mutual economic benefits, and strategic collaboration.