Brussels watches China’s Moroccan factory base as nearshoring shakes EU trade
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EU officials warn that large Chinese investment in Morocco—centered on the Tanger Tech auto parts and battery clusters—could create a subsidised export backdoor to Europe, complicating tariffs and reshaping regional supply chains as Morocco pitches a complete value chain and favorable EU market access.
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