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“Economic sovereignty goes through the Moroccan brand”

“Economic sovereignty goes through the Moroccan brand”
“Economic sovereignty goes through the Moroccan brand”

The industrial group Enossis, through its 100 % national marks Mio and Zen, has just won emblematic recognition: that of the product of the year in , awarded by the consumers themselves. A consecration that his CEO, Radi Anwar, does not simply consider a trophy, but as a strong signal of the anchoring of Moroccan brands in the daily lives of citizens.

, our product is elected product of the year thanks to its quality, and it is the Moroccan consumer who decided it. It is not just a price, it is the consecration of a rooted in the made in Morocco ”, he said with . This recognition, according to him, goes beyond the commercial setting: it is part of a key moment in the economic history of the kingdom.

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At a time when Morocco is starting a strategic turning point with the implementation of its development model and the preparation of the 2030 World Cup, Moroccan industrialists are upon to play a decisive role in the construction of national economic sovereignty. “A Morocco in full rebirth cannot succeed without enhancing the Moroccan brand. And this industrial success cannot exist without a vision, that of His Majesty the King, may God protect him ”, a souligné Radi Anwar.

For the president of the Enossis group, industrial sovereignty is inseparable from national identity. “Talking about success without mentioning the 100 % Moroccan brand would be a mistake. It is through it that we can build a full economic sovereignty, carried by the confidence of consumers, by local innovation, and by an industrial policy aligned with the royal vision. »»

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