Moroccan Ambassador to Palestine Abdel Rahim Mzyan held talks with Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Farisyn Agabekyan Shahin in Ramallah on Monday. The discussions focused on ways to strengthen bilateral relations between Morocco and Palestine. The meeting also explored avenues for developing joint cooperation in various fields and coordinating positions on issues of mutual interest.

The talks, attended by Palestinian officials Omar Awadallah and Hamdan Nazal, aimed to enhance cooperation and coordination in international forums to serve the interests of both countries and their people. The Palestinian minister and the Moroccan ambassador reviewed the current state of relations and explored opportunities for growth. This meeting highlights the ongoing efforts to foster stronger ties between the two nations.

In a separate development, Moroccan Minister of Housing and Urban Policy Fatima Asadi presented her ministry's plan of action for 2026-2031 to the House of Representatives. The plan, which has five main axes, aims to provide suitable housing and high-quality neighborhoods. The minister emphasized the importance of creating equitable and resilient territorial areas.

Meanwhile, Moroccan parliamentarian Nebila Minib called for the protection of traditional Moroccan industries from theft. She urged the government to register Moroccan traditional products on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This move aims to preserve Morocco's cultural heritage and promote its unique industries.

Israeli Defense Minister's Director-General Amir Baram visited Morocco on Monday, leading a delegation. The visit, conducted at the invitation of the Moroccan government, focused on enhancing cooperation in defense. Baram met with Moroccan Minister of Defense Abdelatif Loudiyi, and both officials praised the existing levels of cooperation between their countries.

The Moroccan government is working on a new vision for preparing the national territory and regional development by 2050. Minister of National Territory Preparation, Urban Planning, and Housing Samir Belfaqih announced this initiative, which aims to create a national framework for supporting policy coherence at the national and regional levels.

The Moroccan Football Federation set the date for its elective general assembly on December 12. This meeting will take place at the federation's headquarters and will focus on renewing its governing structures. The assembly is expected to chart the course for Moroccan football's future development.

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  • Morocco and Palestine are working to strengthen bilateral relations through enhanced cooperation in various fields.

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