December 14, 2023
Aljiha Post – Ouadrassi Abderrahim (Euroafrica Foundation President)
In this pivotal moment, Minister Albares’ visit to Morocco not only solidifies the bilateral relationship but also lays the groundwork for a promising future, particularly in the context of the 2030 World Cup. This massive sporting event not only captures global imagination but also emerges as a unique opportunity to strengthen economic ties between both nations.
In the geopolitical landscape, Morocco emerges as a pivotal player, serving not only as the gateway to Africa but also as the presiding force behind the Jerusalem Assembly and a robust frontline against insecurity in the region. Its strategic location and proactive stance make Morocco a key actor in shaping the dynamics of the African continent and maintaining stability in its surroundings.
Simultaneously, Spain holds a significant role on the European stage, particularly during its presidency of the European Union. The Spanish Minister of Economy’s presidency of the European Investment Bank further underscores Spain’s influence in shaping economic policies at the European level. Additionally, Spain’s joint organization of the FIFA World Cup solidifies its position as a key player not only in regional politics but also in global sports diplomacy. As these two nations take on leadership roles in their respective spheres, their collaboration becomes increasingly influential in shaping the future of both Europe and Africa.
The current state of Spain-Morocco relations is reflected in the Minister Albares’ diverse agenda, addressing political, economic, and cultural aspects. This comprehensive approach demonstrates a mutual willingness to progress towards closer collaboration.
Emphasizing the strategic importance of this moment, it is crucial to underscore the openness to future investments, especially in the context of the 2030 World Cup. Morocco, as it prepares for this globally significant event, presents substantial opportunities for Spanish companies aligned with the new Moroccan public investment packages.
