Israel and Morocco: Strengthening Diplomatic Ties
The countries will appoint ambassadors, expand direct flights and finish investment and tax agreements by the end of 2026, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, and United Nations Ambassador Mike Waltz held a trilateral summit in New York to advance the Abraham Accords and strengthen Israel-Morocco relations.
- The meeting followed Tuesday's event at Waltz's residence marking six years since the Abraham Accords' signing, building on Morocco's 2020 United States-brokered renewal of diplomatic ties with Israel.
- Upgrading diplomatic relations, the three countries committed to elevating liaison offices to full embassies and appointing ambassadors between Israel and Morocco to deepen bilateral cooperation.
- Israel and Morocco agreed to complete investment protection and double taxation agreements by 2026 to facilitate mutual business, while Moroccan airlines will expand direct air service in the coming weeks.
- Reciprocal high-level visits are planned for the coming months, and Israel thanked the United States for enabling the summit and its "steadfast pursuit of peace and security.
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Israel and Morocco will strengthen diplomatic relations with the opening of embassies and the appointment of ambassadors.
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