ProChile has opened the call for Chilean companies that supply goods and services to the agricultural sector interested in exploring business opportunities in Morocco, through the Agricultural Suppliers Prospecting Mission to Morocco, which will take place between September 14 and 17, 2026.

The initiative seeks to bring Chilean companies closer to the Moroccan market, one of the relevant hubs for the berry industry in the Mediterranean region, through an agenda aimed at generating contacts, getting to know local actors and evaluating opportunities for commercial and technological collaboration.

The application period will be open until Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 13:00 p.m.

Visits, meetings and participation in an international seminar

The mission includes visits and meetings with companies and key stakeholders in the agricultural sector in Morocco, as well as participation in the XLIII International Blueberries Seminar Morocco 2026  which will take place on Wednesday, September 16th at the Royal Tulip City Center Hotel in Tangier.

The meeting is part of the international agenda of the berry industry and will bring together producers, exporters, suppliers, researchers, investors and representatives of public and private institutions linked to the development of the sector.

In its 2025 edition, the seminar brought together actors from Morocco and delegations from various countries, consolidating itself as a technical and commercial exchange forum to address the main challenges of the industry.

Morocco as a market of interest for agricultural suppliers

Morocco has positioned itself as a relevant market for the development of the soft fruit industry, especially due to its strategic location, its productive growth and its connection with European markets.

In this context, the mission represents an opportunity for Chilean suppliers of agricultural goods and services to learn firsthand about the needs of the sector, identify potential business partners, and develop solutions focused on productive efficiency, technological innovation, water management, and adaptation to climate change.

The international seminar will address key issues for the berry industry in Morocco and globally, including climate change, water management, competitiveness, technological innovation and the opening of new markets.

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Application and pre-admissibility

ProChile indicated that, to expedite the application process for its various activities, interested companies must complete the pre-admissibility process in advance, a necessary preliminary step before applying to available calls for proposals.

The call for proposals is governed by the Call for Proposals Rules approved by ProChile Exempt Resolution No. 3942, dated December 29, 2023, and/or by the Fair Program Rules approved by ProChile Exempt Resolution No. 2715, dated August 12, 2024, or the regulations that modify or replace them.

Interested companies can Review the requirements and complete the application process here or through ProChile's official channels.

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