On June 11, 2026, Morocco's Secretary of State for Foreign Trade, Omar Hejira, held a video conference with South Korean officials to discuss the conclusion of a new Global Economic Partnership Agreement (GEPA) between the two countries.
The talks focused on strengthening bilateral trade and investment ties. According to a statement from Morocco's Ministry of Industry and Trade, the agreement aims to boost economic cooperation in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, renewable energy, and digital technologies.
Both sides expressed optimism about finalizing the deal, which would replace the existing framework and open new opportunities for businesses. The meeting follows a series of technical discussions held in recent months.
No specific timeline for the signing was announced, but officials said negotiations are progressing well. The agreement is expected to be mutually beneficial, leveraging Morocco's strategic location and South Korea's advanced industrial capabilities.
