Algeria's participation in the 60th edition of the Marmomac international trade fair in Verona, Italy, has yielded positive results. The country's marble industry showcased its expertise and products, attracting interest from international buyers. The event, held from September 22 to 25, provided a platform for Algerian companies to network with global players and explore new market opportunities.
A significant breakthrough was achieved by SARL Nour, an Algerian company, which signed an agreement with an Italian operator to export marble to the Chinese market. This development highlights the growing interest of international markets in Algerian products and their ability to integrate into global supply chains. The agreement is seen as a major milestone for Algeria's marble industry.
The Algerian Ministry of Trade and Export Promotion has emphasized the importance of the country's participation in Marmomac, which aligns with the government's strategy to diversify exports beyond hydrocarbons. The ministry noted that several Algerian companies specializing in marble and natural stones took part in the trade fair, demonstrating their capabilities and products to a global audience.
In addition to the trade fair, Algerian officials held meetings with Italian counterparts to discuss ways to strengthen economic and commercial cooperation. A meeting was held with the director of Marmomac and the president of the Verona Chamber of Commerce and Industry to explore opportunities for developing cooperation and facilitating access to the Italian market.
The Algerian ambassador to Italy and the consul general in Milan visited the Algerian pavilion at Marmomac, where they were briefed on the production and export capabilities of Algerian marble and stone companies. The visit highlighted the importance of regular participation in international trade fairs, which provide a platform for Algerian businesses to showcase their expertise and explore new markets.
The agreement signed by SARL Nour is seen as a significant step forward for Algeria's marble industry, which is seeking to expand its presence in international markets. The industry's participation in Marmomac has demonstrated its potential to compete globally and meet the demands of international buyers.
The success of Algeria's participation in Marmomac is expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy, particularly in the non-hydrocarbon sector. The government's efforts to diversify exports and promote economic growth are likely to receive a boost from the agreement, which could pave the way for further trade opportunities between Algeria and China.
Key points
- Algerian marble industry signs agreement to export to Chinese market
- Algeria participates in Marmomac trade fair to promote marble and stone products
- Agreement seen as major milestone for Algeria's marble industry and economy
