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Import from Türkiye to Morocco



Turkey pays great attention to the Maghreb region in all aspects, especially economically, as the region is considered a gateway for Turkish goods to African markets. The Kingdom of Morocco stands out as one of Turkey's most important economic partners in the region, as Turkey and Morocco signed a free trade agreement on April 7, 2004 in Ankara, which entered into force on January 1, 2006. Under this agreement, customs tariffs and non-tariff barriers in trade between the two countries were eliminated, In addition to canceling customs duties on imports from Turkey to Morocco for goods of Turkish origin.


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1. Import steps from Türkiye to Morocco

Trade exchange between Turkey and Morocco has witnessed a notable increase in recent years, with the volume of trade between the two countries reaching 2.5 billion US dollars in 2017, an increase of 8% compared to 2016. The value of Turkish exports to Morocco reached 1.657 billion US dollars. Importing from Türkiye to Morocco is considered a profitable process that is expected to generate significant financial returns for investors. To achieve this success, several steps must be taken, including:


  • Conduct a comprehensive study of the Moroccan market: to determine which products have the highest profit potential when imported.

  • earch in the Turkish market: to obtain the required products with the best specifications and lowest prices.

  • Communicating with Turkish companies in the name of the importing company: and not in a personal name, to give the import process a serious tone and ensure an official and quick response, in addition to obtaining strong offers from Turkish companies.

  • Cooperation with companies specialized in customs clearance: to ensure obtaining the best customs clearance methods and agreeing on the costs and method of payment in advance.


2. Import conditions from Türkiye to Morocco

We explained in the previous paragraph that importers from Turkey to Morocco need good experience to identify Turkish products suitable for the local Moroccan market. We also emphasized the importance of having the necessary knowledge to obtain goods with appropriate specifications and prices, to ensure a high and comfortable profit margin. Here are some important tips on how to import from Türkiye to Morocco:


  • Send accurate pictures of the required product with comprehensive details of its specifications to the company from which you want to import via its website.

  • Ensure that a clause is included in the import contract obligating the exporting company to provide goods conforming to the agreed upon samples.

  • Specifying delivery and shipping dates in the import contract, with the addition of a penalty clause for the exporting company in the event of delay in dispatch.


3. The most important goods imported from Türkiye to Morocco

Moroccan experts attribute citizens' demand for Turkish goods to their discovery of their quality and suitability to their tastes, in addition to their reasonable prices. This leads us to wonder about shipping methods from Türkiye to Morocco.

There are two types of shipping:


  • Air freight: It is allowed to ship weights ranging between 1 kg and 2 tons. The air shipping process from Türkiye to Morocco takes about a week.

  • Sea shipping: It is allowed to ship weights starting from 30 kg. The sea shipping process from Türkiye to Morocco takes between 20 to 30 days.


4. Shipping costs from Türkiye to Morocco

Regarding shipping prices from Türkiye to Morocco, costs vary based on the type of shipping:


  • Air freight: The price of shipping one kilogram ranges between 115 and 130 Moroccan dirhams, and may be higher.

  • Sea shipping: The cost of shipping one kilogram is estimated at approximately 95 Moroccan dirhams.


It should be noted that shipping prices may vary depending on the company used, the shipping method, and the time required for the goods to arrive.


Ultimately, shipping costs from Türkiye to Morocco vary based on the chosen shipping type. The cost of air freight ranges between 115 and 130 Moroccan dirhams per kilogram, and may exceed that, while the cost of sea freight is estimated at approximately 95 Moroccan dirhams per kilogram. It should be noted that prices may vary depending on the company and shipping methods used, as well as the time required for the goods to arrive.


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