A successful visit by the Souss-Massa delegation to the Canary Islands strengthens prospects for partnership and economic cooperation.

The recent working visit of the Souss‑Massa regional delegation to the Canary Islands was beneficial and fruitful in every respect. It reinforced the presence and close ties between Souss‑Massa and the Canary Islands, thanks to the high‑level Moroccan delegation representing the region, distinguishedly and competently led by Karim Eshnakli, President of the Souss‑Massa Regional Council, who was accompanied by representatives of state institutions, professional chambers and the fundamental and strategic sectors of Souss‑Massa. Each member of the official delegation succeeded in presenting a comprehensive and positive picture of the region’s wealth in economic, tourism, cultural, social and qualified human‑resource terms, making Souss‑Massa an attractive, pioneering destination for foreign investment.

The repercussions of the Souss‑Massa delegation’s visit to the Canary Islands were positive, and even Canary Islands officials did not hide their admiration for the level of participation and the ongoing dialogue with various representatives of vital economic sectors—a discussion that opens new horizons for cooperation between the two regions.

The visit was covered by Spanish newspapers, especially those published in the islands, which devoted several pages to it and examined the prospects of bilateral cooperation, while highlighting the region’s diverse components, which they regarded as unique elements that blend economic, natural, heritage and human assets.

Source: alnahar