The UK and Morocco Strengthen Strategic Partnership for Shared Prosperity
The British Minister of State for Defence, Lord Vernon Coaker, emphasized the UK’s commitment to enhancing its strategic partnership with Morocco. Speaking at a reception in London organized by Morocco’s embassy, Lord Coaker praised King Mohammed VI’s leadership and highlighted Morocco’s contributions to peacekeeping operations and regional stability.
Recognizing Morocco’s progress under King Mohammed VI’s rule, the Minister highlighted the deepening trade relations and cooperation in various sectors such as education and tourism. Military cooperation between the two countries has also seen significant advancements, with joint training programs and exercises.
Former British ambassador to Morocco, Tim Morris, commended Morocco’s 25 years of progress and modernization under King Mohammed VI. He noted the country’s economic growth, human development, and cultural achievements, emphasizing Morocco’s pivotal role in Africa’s development and prosperity.
Anthony Layden, another former British ambassador to Morocco, praised the reforms initiated by King Mohammed VI in social and human rights fields, highlighting the impressive progress achieved under the Sovereign’s leadership.
Overall, the partnership between the UK and Morocco continues to strengthen, with a shared vision for mutual growth and cooperation.