Twelve representatives from the Moroccan leather industry and two repesentatives from the Moroccan Ministry of Commerce and Industry traveled to the United States to consult with U.S. government and private sector officials on current standards and technical regulations affecting the U.S. leather...

CLDP organized, with the African Development Bank (AFDB), a two-day seminar for delegations from Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia.

Responding to a request from the GOM, CLDP organized the consultations in close coordination with the U.S. Embassy in Morocco and the U.S. Foreign Commercial Service (US FCS). The consultations will took place June 9-June 15, 2007 in Washington, DC and North Carolina (NC).

CLDP, in cooperation with CBP, organized an advanced road-show in four Moroccan cities where CBP experts conducted workshops on technical assistance related to rules of origin provisions of the FTA as they pertain to textiles and apparel. The format of the program consisted of CBP experts providing...

In response to Morocco Customs' request, CBP and CLDP organized a 5-day workshop for Morocco Customs officials from November 26-30, 2007 in Rabat, Morocco.

Following up on Textile Sourcing Consultations held by CLDP in June of 2007, CLDP advisors from the North Carolina textile industry traveled to Morocco to work with the instructors of the Moroccan School for Textile and Apparel Engineers (ESITH) in the areas of technology development and supply...

In response to a request from the Moroccan Ministry of Finance and Privatization, CLDP organized a three-day seminar, from April 21 to April 23, 2008, for 80-90 officials from various Moroccan Government Ministries and private sector participants. The workshop focused on Investor State Dispute...

In response to the request by Moroccan Customs, CLDP, in partnership with CBP, organized a three day workshop in Rabat on setting up a system for issuing advance rulings.

In response to the request by the Moroccan Ministry of Industry and Commerce, CLDP organized a week-long program in the US for officials from the Moroccan Ministry of Industry and Commerce as well as representatives from the Moroccan agribusiness associations. The program focused on providing the...

In October 2007 a Merchandise Trade Reconciliation Study was initiated to determine why there were significant differences between Moroccan export and U.S. import trade figures.