Morocco and the UAE: A Trans-Arab Geoeconomic Partnership

- Morocco and the United Arab Emirates are evolving their long-standing bilateral relations into a strategic geoeconomic alliance focused on trade, investment, and connectivity.
- The partnership has strengthened significantly since the Arab Revolts of the early 2010s as both nations converged on their assessments of regional threats and international developments.
- This alliance is designed to provide stability and resilience against a backdrop of accelerating regional shocks, compounding crises, and heightened global uncertainty.
- Moving forward, the two countries aim to deepen their coordination and engagement to secure their shared strategic interests within the transforming international order.
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