In forceBilateral agreement · Since 2006
Turkey–Morocco Free Trade Agreement
Signed in April 2004 and in force since 1 January 2006, it removed duties on most industrial goods. Because of a large trade imbalance, the two sides amended it in 2020 to let Morocco reimpose duties on a list of Turkish products.
What you get
- Duty-free industrial goods
Most originating industrial goods trade duty-free, except products on Morocco's 2020 protected list.
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Exceptions
- Morocco's 2020 duties on Turkish goods
Under the 2020 amendment Morocco may charge up to 90% of its normal MFN duty on about 1,200 Turkish products (textiles, clothing, leather, vehicles, metals, wood, electrical goods) for five years, renewable for five more. Check the current rate.
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General guidance, not legal advice. Rules change often — confirm with a customs clearance company before you ship. Last checked: 2026-10-06
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