EPC contractors and project procurement teams sourcing industrial equipment and spare parts for water treatment, desalination, power and mining projects across Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, GCC and sub-Saharan Africa. USD DDP quotations, CE documentation, EUR.1 origin certificates and vendor qualification packs — from our Almería Spain hub and Dubai FZCO entity.
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Meliora FZCO is an industrial sourcing company with a Dubai FZCO entity and EU sourcing hub in Almería, Spain. We supply equipment and spare parts to EPC contractors, project procurement teams and owner operators on capital projects across Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, South Africa and Zambia. We provide USD DDP quotations with the full commercial and technical documentation package required for project vendor qualification and tender submission.
Our Almería hub is in southern Spain, 14 kilometres across the Strait of Gibraltar from Morocco. Daily freight services run from Algeciras to Tanger Med port. This is not a marketing claim — it is a logistics reality that translates directly into shorter lead times and lower freight costs for projects in Morocco and Algeria compared to any Dubai-based supply chain.
Beyond logistics, the Spain origin advantage for North Africa has two further dimensions. First, Spanish-origin industrial equipment carries EU manufacturing standards and CE certification, which is typically specified by European EPC contractors. ACCIONA (Spanish, 50% stake in the Casablanca Sidi Rahal SWRO plant currently under construction) and Cox (Spanish, leading the Agadir desalination expansion to 400,000 m³/day by 2026) are both already active EPC contractors in Morocco. The Spanish industrial supply chain is aligned with these projects by design. Second, Spanish-origin goods qualify for EUR.1 Movement Certificates under the EU-Morocco and EU-Algeria Association Agreements and the pan-Euro-Mediterranean (PEM) Convention, which Morocco joined in 2000 and Algeria in 2017. EUR.1 certificates can entitle importers to preferential tariff treatment on industrial goods entering Morocco and Algeria from Spain — a meaningful cost advantage on high-value equipment orders.
Morocco currently operates 17 desalination plants with 4 under construction and 9 more planned — a national programme targeting 1.7 billion m³/year of desalinated water capacity by 2030, when desalination is projected to supply half the country’s drinking water. The investment scale is substantial: Energy Recovery Inc. alone signed $27.5 million in PX® Pressure Exchanger supply contracts for Morocco in August 2024, confirming active procurement is underway right now.
Active projects requiring equipment and spares supply include: the Casablanca Sidi Rahal SWRO plant (ACCIONA + Green of Africa consortium, Phase 1: 200 million m³/year by 2026, Phase 2: 300 million m³/year by 2030 — the second largest desalination plant in the world when complete); the Rabat Atlantic coast plant (Veolia MoU October 2024, 822,000 m³/day for 9.3 million people, targeting commissioning 2028–2029); and the Agadir capacity expansion (Cox + ONEE, from 275,000 to 400,000 m³/day, €250M, 2025–2027). Nine additional plants are planned across Morocco’s coastline. Each project requires high-pressure pumps, energy recovery devices, RO membranes, chemical dosing systems, instrumentation and first-fill and commissioning spares.
Algeria has committed $5.4 billion to its national desalination programme. Five plants are already operational (Oran, Tipaza, Boumerdès, Béjaïa, El Tarf). In January 2026, Sonatrach signed construction contracts for three additional plants — in Tlemcen (Cosider Canalisation), Chlef and Mostaganem — each with a capacity of 300,000 m³/day. Seven more plants are planned for Tlemcen, Mostaganem, Tizi Ouzou (x2), Chlef, Jijel and Skikda between 2025 and 2030. The programme is led by the Algerian Energy Company (AEC), a Sonatrach subsidiary, and the Algerian Desalination Company. Algeria’s goal is to raise the share of desalinated water in the national supply from 18% today to 42% by 2030, with total capacity increasing from 3.7 million m³/day currently to 5.6–5.8 million m³/day. EUR.1 preferential origin certificates from Spain apply to Algeria under the EU-Algeria Association Agreement and PEM Convention.
Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain are active project markets for desalination, water treatment, oil and gas, power generation and industrial infrastructure. Our Dubai FZCO entity provides USD invoicing, familiar GCC commercial terms (UAE incorporation, IFZA registered, AED/USD banking) and same-time-zone support for GCC project contractors. We have completed vendor qualification with KCC (Kuwait Consolidated Contracting Co.) and are actively pursuing qualification with additional EPC contractors across the GCC project market.
In West Africa — Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal — water treatment plants, industrial utilities, mining operations and power projects require reliable European-origin equipment with USD invoicing and DDP delivery. In East Africa — Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia — infrastructure investment is driving active procurement demand. In Southern Africa — South Africa, Zambia, Mozambique — mining and industrial projects require industrial equipment DDP to site. Meliora has existing active client relationships across all these markets through our operations and our Apollo-driven commercial outreach programme.
We provide a full vendor qualification pack on request: Meliora FZCO company registration (Dubai IFZA #14303), trade licence, bank reference letter, quality policy, technical capability statement, and product-specific documentation including CE declarations of conformity, manufacturer test certificates, certificates of conformance, country of origin certificates, and EUR.1 movement certificates for Spanish-origin goods. Documentation is assembled and delivered within 48 hours of request.
For Moroccan and Algerian tender submissions, we note that Spanish-origin goods qualify for EUR.1 preferential tariff certificates under their respective Association Agreements with the EU and under the PEM Convention. This is a practical import duty advantage for clients importing high-value industrial equipment from Spain into Morocco or Algeria.
We ship DDP to all project destinations. North Africa: Morocco (Tanger Med, Casablanca), Algeria (Algiers, Oran, Annaba), Tunisia (Tunis, Sfax), Libya (Tripoli, Benghazi), Egypt (Alexandria, Port Said). West Africa: Nigeria (Apapa Lagos), Ghana (Tema), Côte d’Ivoire (Abidjan), Senegal (Dakar). East Africa: Kenya (Mombasa, Nairobi), Tanzania (Dar es Salaam), Ethiopia (via Djibouti). Southern Africa: South Africa (Durban, Cape Town, Johannesburg), Zambia (Lusaka, Ndola via Dar es Salaam or Beira), Mozambique (Maputo, Beira). GCC: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain — all locations, DDP to project gate. Indian Ocean: Maldives (Male, inter-atoll coordination), India, Pakistan, Bangladesh.
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