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Morocco Rejects Role in Spanish Votes
The latest statement from the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the relations with Spain are based on a strategic choice grounded in good neighborliness, political understanding, economic partnership, and security cooperation, rather than on recurring crises as some circles promote. It clarified that bilateral cooperation has yielded significant results at both economic and security levels, with Spain emerging as a leading trading partner and especially active in combating terrorism, crime, and irregular migration. However, the statement also expressed Morocco's concern over the exploitation of certain issues within Spain's internal conflict and rejected the use of its relationship with Spain for electoral purposes. It reminded that the future of relations depends on the Spanish side's ability to separate the strategic partnership from internal partisan rivalry. Morocco considers its role as a strategic partner as serving mutual interests and rejects the notion that the relationship is merely a commercial one driven by Spanish politics. It reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening cooperation and avoiding slipping into recurrent crises.
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