Strengthening cooperation between Morocco and Ireland and the possibility of creating a maritime link between Tangier and Cork were on the menu for Moroccan Ambassador to Ireland Lahsen Mahroui’s engagement at the launch of the new city on Friday. Container Terminal.
While attending the launch of the Cork Container Terminal (CCT), Mr Maharaui held talks with Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney and Minister for Public Expenditure Reform Michael McGrath. State Department of Transportation, Mrs. Hildegard Naughton.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Ships of the world.
In this sense, he welcomed Mr. Mahroui’s presence at the event, raising the possibility of creating a maritime link with Tanger Med, “the largest port in the Mediterranean.”
With the new terminal in the port of Cork, “we now have the ability to do this”, underlined the Irish diplomatic chief.
It is an infrastructure that facilitates international interconnection, he added, which is a boon for the Irish economy, which exports 80% of production.
In addition, the Moroccan diplomat met with the authorities of the port of Cork, deputies, senators and local representatives of the Irish Parliament and the business community in this city in the south-west of Ireland.
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