During President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Morocco, he and Moroccan King Mohammed VI signed new deals bolstering ties between the two nations. It comes months after Macron changed France’s position and supported Morocco’s autonomy plan for the disputed Western Sahara – a move welcomed by Rabat.Read More
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