Morocco tries to shield its industry in the EU as if it were 'made in Europe' with the support of the PSOE and the rejection of the PP

Morocco is seeking to protect its growing industry with support from the PSOE in negotiations over the new European Industrial Acceleration Regulation, aimed at safeguarding European products. This regulation, initiated by the European Commission, intends to shield EU jobs from foreign competition, particularly from China. Moroccan officials, including Abin Lemseffer from CGEM, are advocating for preferential treatment in the new rules. PSOE members have proposed amendments to favor Morocco, while the Popular Party opposes this, emphasizing the need for a strong 'Made in Europe' policy. The automotive sector is particularly affected, with Spain's industry relying heavily on local production. The negotiations are set to conclude in December, impacting the future of Moroccan exports to Europe.