Mauritania Officially Requests The Importation Of Algerian Cars
Algerian-Mauritanian Joint Business Council will be held, on Sunday, over three days, to discuss the files of the partnership between the two countries will be held in Algiers.
Mauritanian businessmen from various sectors will visit Algiers to discuss the obstacles that are facing the open border crossing between the two countries 4 months ago. They expressed their desire to import Algerian cars that are produced in local installation factories.
Algerian Chamber of Commerce and Industry published on its website that in the framework of the follow-up of various economic events that are organized in Mauritania, including the opening of the border crossing between Algeria and Mauritania and the implementation of the recommendations that are emanating from the second session of the Algerian-Mauritanian Business Council, the visit of an important delegation of Mauritanian businessmen to Algeria will be paid from Frebruary 23 to 26, 2019.
On this occasion, the Algerian Chamber of Commerce and Industry will organize an Algerian-Mauritanian business forum, on Sunday morning, at the Algiers Hall at the Palace of Exhibitions.
This forum will be a real opportunity for Algerian businessmen who are wishing to enter the Mauritanian markets and neighboring markets, aand developing partnership and investment relationships with their Mauritanian counterparts in various fields.
Algerian exporters, days after the opening of land border crossing between Algeria and Mauritania, expressed their desire to export Algerian products after expressing shock at the very high prices of transport through land crossing, which was attributed by actors in this context to the rising price of fuel, especially diesel fuel, as it reached in a number of oil stations DZD 200, which is a stumbling block in the face of the movement of Algerian goods, and they sent a correspondence to the Commerce Minister and Director of Trade in Tindouf province (Southern Algeria).
According to the text of the letter, which copy was received by Echorouk, on Friday, these businessmen confirmed that since the opening of the border crossing, they have been facing various problems in the commercial activity of exporting some of the Algerian products to the State of Mauritania through the land crossing in the state of Tindouf, forcing them to switch their activity to exportation through the shipping route, which is more expensive, and the abandonment of the land crossing, which is no longer important, which the Ministry of Commerce has undertaken to discuss and find appropriate solutions.
