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The 14th high-level Portuguese-Moroccan meeting took place in Lisbon recently, the first time in the last five years. It was attended by ministerial delegations from both countries
The 14th high-level Portuguese-Moroccan meeting took place in Lisbon recently, the first time in the last five years. It was attended by ministerial delegations from both countries.
Morocco’s Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch hailed the nations’ ties, particularly following the recent announcement of Portugal, Spain, and Morocco’s submission to host the World Cup in 2030. The candidacy has been considered unprecedented as it will be held for the first time in countries on different continents. The prime ministers of both countries discussed bilateral relations and signed several agreements on cooperation, environment, education, and science.
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Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch said the summit was a chance to celebrate bilateral relations between the two nations. Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa highlighted the importance of a mobility agreement for workers from both countries, which he hopes can be accelerated with an agreement signed that recognizes the qualifications of citizens from both countries. In 2024 Portugal and Morocco will celebrate the 250th anniversary of a peace treaty between the two nations.
