Madrid will host a high-level meeting between Morocco and Spain in early December to strengthen the bilateral partnership.
Rabat and Madrid are preparing for a new phase of political and economic coordination, following an agreement between the two governments to hold the thirteenth session of the Moroccan-Spanish high-level meeting on December 4 in the Spanish capital. This event reflects the robustness of the partnership between the two kingdoms.
This meeting comes after a series of communications and consultations that have established an unprecedented dynamism in bilateral relations, fueled by a mutual desire to expand areas of cooperation and enhance political trust.
The official meeting will be preceded by a Moroccan-Spanish economic forum on December 3, which is expected to bring together officials and business leaders from both sides to discuss investment opportunities, enhance trade exchanges, and explore new partnership projects in the energy, industry, and logistics sectors.
This event is anticipated to provide an additional boost to the path of bilateral cooperation and to align the priorities for the upcoming phase with the regional transformations and the aspirations of both countries in the Mediterranean space.
