French products reduce prices in the Moroccan market!

Published 2020년 10월 29일

Tridge summary

A social media campaign encouraging a boycott of French products in Morocco, in response to protests in predominantly Islamic countries, has seen food companies reduce prices and offer discounts on French goods. The campaign, which includes a list of products to boycott such as cheeses, perfumes, cosmetics, and services like hotels, fuel stations, telecommunications, and airlines, has gained popularity on social media platforms like Twitter. However, the French government does not appear to be concerned about the potential impact of the boycott in Morocco.
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While Moroccans launched a campaign on social media to boycott French products and goods in support of the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, food companies mainly took the initiative to reduce prices and offer attractive offers in the major commercial markets in Morocco. According to Facebook activists, major commercial markets offered French-made products at attractive discounts, which many linked to the boycott campaign. And the protests and calls to boycott French products still cast a shadow over most Islamic countries, including Morocco to a lesser extent, and the echo of those calls and protests flared up with the advent of the Islamic world's celebration of the Prophet's birthday. Calls to boycott increased on social media, and its pages were filled with the types of French products that should be boycotted, such as cheeses, perfumes and cosmetics, some hotels, fuel stations, and telecommunications and airlines. And they interacted with the calls that ...
Source: Rue20

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