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Egyptian official outlines legal vision for African logistics integration at Casablanca forum
October 27, 2026 at 06:31 PM
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Egyptian State Lawsuits Authority member Hossam El-Din Allam joined the third LOGITERRE forum in Casablanca, presenting legal views on African logistics integration and Egyptian-Moroccan cooperation.
- Allam participated in the October 20–22 forum under King Mohammed VI's patronage, invited by the African Union of Transport and Logistics Organizations alongside officials from about 44 countries.
- The first Egyptian-Moroccan coordination committee session convened in Cairo on April 6, chaired by Prime Ministers Mostafa Madbouly and Aziz Akhannouch, signing agreements on industrial, customs, and investment cooperation.
- Allam called for activating the African Continental Free Trade Area and the Agadir Agreement to ease customs procedures, cut trade costs, and deepen regional integration.
- Allam said Egypt and Morocco, from the Atlantic to the Suez Canal, hold a strategic opportunity to build corridors for trade, investment, and development.

