India, Morocco agree to double bilateral trade in five years; JWG to explore preferential trade pact
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India and Morocco have agreed to double bilateral trade over the next five years and set up a Joint Working Group to explore a preferential trade agreement. The two countries also signed agreements on food safety and cultural exchange, while identifying fertilisers, automotive, pharmaceuticals and agriculture as key areas for deeper cooperation.