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A delegation from Dongfeng Automobile Corporation, a major player in the Chinese automobile industry, recently went to Casablanca for a strategic visit with a vision of long-term collaboration.
This meeting, which was held within Global Chinese Motors, a subsidiary of Bugshan Automotive Group, as well as at the Soriac assembly unit in Berrechid, marks a significant step in the partnership between the two nations and underlines the importance of Morocco as a platform and portal for Chinese investments in Africa, indicates a press release from the Chinese group.
Dongfeng comes to explore the opportunities that Morocco offers, both as a growing market and as a logistics center for Africa. This initiative aims to promote in-depth economic cooperation, develop local industrial capacities and stimulate innovation in the transport sector, continues the same source.
The signing of a memorandum of understanding between Dongfeng and Global Chinese Motors strengthens this cooperation, paving the way for “ambitious projects”. Among these, the creation of a training academy specialized in automotive technologies, planned to serve Africa, appears to be a flagship project, aiming to develop local technical skills and create qualified jobs, underlines the press release from the Chinese group.
And logistics hub for the export of spare parts to Africa is also envisaged, consolidating Morocco’s position in this sector. Additionally, Dongfeng will share its electric mobility solutions with Morocco by introducing electric and hybrid vehicle modelsmeeting the growing needs for sustainable mobility.
“This initiative demonstrates the company’s long-term commitment to Africa and Morocco,” said Li Junzhi, general manager of Dongfeng Automobile Corporation, quoted in the press release.
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October 14, 2024 at 5:14 p.m.
Modified October 14, 2024 at 5:14 p.m.
