江苏30家企业亮相首届摩洛哥电动车及储能展

Core Insights - The first Morocco Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage Exhibition was held in Casablanca, attracting over 15,000 buyers and professionals from more than 20 countries, showcasing the potential for the electric vehicle industry in Morocco [1][2] - Jiangsu Province has a significant advantage in the electric vehicle industry, being home to the largest electric tricycle production base in China and producing one-third of the country's electric bicycles [1] - Jiangsu enterprises secured over $38 million in transactions and intended orders during the four-day exhibition, highlighting the international competitiveness of "Jiangsu Manufacturing" [1] Industry Developments - Jiangsu enterprises, such as Wuxi Tailg and Xuzhou Songling, reported substantial interest in their electric vehicles, with intended transaction amounts reaching $3.7 million and $3.3 million respectively [1] - The exhibition facilitated various collaborations, including a partnership between Wuxi Xishan Electric Vehicle Foreign Trade Association and the Moroccan Automotive Industry Association to promote electric two-wheelers [3] - A focus on North Africa as a key market was emphasized, with logistics companies exploring cross-border cooperation for the transportation of new energy vehicles and components [3] Legal and Compliance Support - To assist companies in navigating risks during international expansion, Jiangsu Province established a legal service station at the exhibition, providing support on trademark registration, patent strategies, and trade policy consultations [2] - The legal service team addressed concerns regarding intellectual property and customs risks, helping companies comply with local regulations and avoid legal pitfalls in the North African market [2] Strategic Partnerships - Jiangsu Province aims to enhance cooperation with Morocco in technology research, capacity layout, and standard recognition, leveraging both regions' strengths for mutual benefits [4] - The exhibition received strong support from the Moroccan Ministry of Industry and Trade, indicating a positive outlook for future collaborations between Chinese and Moroccan enterprises in the new energy sector [3][4]