French President Emmanuel Macron is set to deliver a speech before the joint session of Morocco’s Parliament during his state visit. This constitutional privilege, typically reserved for the King, reflects the strong ties between France and Morocco.
Addressing Parliament is a customary practice for foreign heads of state, with Macron following in the footsteps of Nicolas Sarkozy, François Hollande, and Jacque Chirac. This gesture highlights France’s support for Morocco’s territorial integrity and diplomatic engagement.
The speech provides Macron with a platform to commend Morocco’s reforms under King Mohammed VI’s leadership. It also signifies Macron’s esteemed position in Morocco, especially regarding his stance on the Moroccan Sahara issue.
This rare opportunity allows Macron to reaffirm France’s relationship with Morocco and acknowledge the progress made in various sectors. It sets the stage for meaningful dialogue and cooperation between the two nations.