Morocco Blames Spain for Tensions

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, as well as Moroccans residing abroad, emphasized in its statement that Morocco has sovereignly chosen to establish a good neighborly relationship with Spain based on dialogue, trust, and cooperation. It highlighted that this relationship has yielded positive results, both economically—where Spain is Morocco’s top partner—and in security cooperation, which has led to saving lives and dismantling terrorist and criminal networks. The ministry also confirmed that cooperation in the field of migration has been effective, while noting the July events that require further study to clarify their circumstances. It raised questions about some Spanish entities continuing to level accusations without evidence, and about the failure to deport undocumented migrants despite Morocco’s commitments. Furthermore, the statement expressed regret over the use of certain Spanish political and media forces to serve their agendas. It denied that Morocco is being targeted for commercial reasons before the elections, emphasizing that geographical proximity is a valuable asset that should be exploited positively. It warned that unwise strategic actions could turn this asset into a constant source of tension.

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