Morocco and France Sign New Agreements to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation
Morocco and France concluded their meeting in Rabat on Thursday by signing agreements and memoranda of understanding covering sectors such as transportation, education, culture, civil aviation, water, and economic cooperation, with the aim of strengthening their strategic partnership. The agreements included a project for a high-speed train connecting Kenitra and Marrakech, as well as collaboration in scientific research, the film industry, and defense. Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch confirmed that these agreements complement strategic projects valued at over 10 billion euros. French Minister Sébastien LECORNU reiterated France’s support for Moroccan-claimed Western Sahara, emphasizing that bilateral relations are headed toward developing new economic and investment projects, including the preparation of the first bilateral treaty between France and a non-EU member state.
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