Collateral damage to commercial customs: fishermen

El Faro de Ceuta

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The opening of Ceuta’s commercial customs with Morocco has been one of the most demanded events of the year, but it never rains at everyone’s liking. It is in the fish sector where the first collateral damage has been found: the local fishermen. Carlos Ramírez, skipper and fishmonger, is in a sea of uncertainties regarding the new trade path. Those engaged in fishing for their own product are not clear if they will be able to compete with the pr…

Maroc Diplomatique

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The trade between Morocco and Ceuta is experiencing a new dynamic with the official activation of the commercial customs. This development marks an important turning point in the commercial relations between the two nations, after months of preparation and coordination between the Moroccan and Spanish governments. For Ceuta, the opening of a commercial customs represents a ... This article Ceuta's Commercial Customs: A new impetus to the commerc…