TradeSocial, the innovative trade platform on a mission to democratize global trade, has entered into a strategic partnership with the Moroccan Women Association Acting International Business (MOWAIB). With this collaboration, TradeSocial solidifies its commitment and support towards the economic empowerment for women in Morocco and beyond, enabling them to thrive in the international marketplace through the power of digitalization. 

Recognizing the invaluable work of MOWAIB in supporting women entrepreneurs engaged in international business, TradeSocial has committed to extending its full platform support to the association.  

Not only does this move empower MOWAIB to leverage TradeSocial’s platform and global trade network, but it also effectively operates for MOWAIB members as if they had a dedicated license from the outset. This means MOWAIB and its network of women entrepreneurs can gain unfettered access to international trade opportunities, simplifying processes and breaking down traditional barriers. 

The partnership acts as a dynamic synergy, blending MOWAIB’s established competencies, extensive connections, and dedicated bandwidth with TradeSocial’s advanced technological infrastructure and global reach.  

While initial efforts will focus on platform integration and empowering MOWAIB’s existing network, both organizations see this collaboration as a crucial stepping stone towards even more significant joint ventures in the near future. 

"Following our insightful discussions and recognizing the profound alignment between MOWAIB’s mission and our own, I am incredibly excited to formalize this strategic partnership," stated Kacem Nasri, CEO & Founder TradeSocial. "We believe this collaboration holds immense potential to inspire and equip more women in Morocco to confidently engage in international trade and business through the transformative power of digitalization." 

"This partnership is in line with MOWAIB's vision to connect Moroccan women exporters to the global digital economy. Together with TradeSocial, we are making digital a lever for autonomy, market access and the influence of Made in Morocco.", said Dr. Zahra Maafiri, President of MOWAIB.

This partnership distinguishes itself through a shared commitment to tangible action and future growth. While TradeSocial often engages in cross-promotional activities, the collaboration with MOWAIB is driven by a deeper willingness to provide comprehensive support and lay the groundwork for substantial future initiatives.  

This short-term partnership is strategically designed to illuminate the mutual benefits and pave the way for larger, impactful collaborations. TradeSocial and MOWAIB are both enthusiastic about the positive impact this partnership will have on empowering women entrepreneurs in Morocco to participate and succeed in the global marketplace. The groundwork is now being laid for a powerful alliance that promises to shape the future of women's involvement in international trade.