The 60th edition of the Marmomac International Marble and Natural Stone Fair concluded in Verona, Italy, with Algerian participation under the supervision of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion. Several Algerian institutions active in the marble and natural stone sector attended the event. The Algerian delegation successfully secured an agreement with an Italian company, paving the way for Algerian marble exports to the Chinese market.
This development reflects growing international interest in Algerian products and their ability to integrate into global supply chains. The agreement was signed by SARL NOUR, an Algerian company. The deal is expected to boost Algeria's export sector and enhance its presence in international markets. The Marmomac fair provided a platform for Algerian companies to showcase their products and capabilities.
As part of efforts to strengthen economic and trade cooperation, Algerian officials met with the director of Marmomac and the president of the Verona Chamber of Industry and Commerce. The meeting focused on exploring ways to develop cooperation and facilitate access for Algerian products to the Italian market. The Italian market has shown significant demand for marble and natural stone products.
The Algerian pavilion at the fair was visited by the Algerian ambassador to Italy and the consul general in Milan. They toured the participating Algerian institutions, familiarizing themselves with the various products on display, including marble, natural stones, and the production and export capabilities of Algerian companies. The visit highlighted the importance of Algerian participation in international trade events.
The Algerian participation in Marmomac underscores the significance of regular presence in specialized international economic events. These events provide a platform for forging commercial partnerships, showcasing national industrial capacities, and exploring new markets for Algerian products. This aligns with the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion's efforts to expand non-hydrocarbon exports.
The agreement with the Italian company is a significant step towards diversifying Algeria's exports and increasing its global trade presence. The deal is expected to have a positive impact on Algeria's economy, particularly in the marble and natural stone sector. Further details about the agreement, including export volumes and values, were not disclosed.
The conclusion of the Marmomac fair and the signing of the export agreement mark a positive development in Algeria's trade relations with Italy and China. The event demonstrated the potential for Algerian products to compete in international markets. Key points include:
Key points
- Algeria has signed an agreement to export marble to China.
- The agreement was secured during the 60th Marmomac International Marble and Natural Stone Fair in Verona, Italy.
- The deal reflects growing international interest in Algerian products and their ability to integrate into global supply chains.
