Spain endorses UN resolution supporting Moroccan autonomy for Sahara solution

From Madrid, Ryad Mezzour highlights Spain’s role in resolving the Sahara conflict

In an interview with El Mundo, Morocco's Minister of Industry and Trade, Ryad Mezzour, emphasized Spain's crucial role in supporting a political solution for Western Sahara, highlighting a strengthened bilateral relationship marked by strategic cooperation and mutual trust. Mezzour reaffirmed the positive trajectory of Morocco-Spain relations, underscoring their shared economic interests and commitment to advancing the bilateral roadmap.

Italia Marittima launches new maritime service connecting Morocco and Spain via NAFR route

Algeria’s President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to make official visit to Spain this month

Atlas Lionesses' World Cup journey ends in quarter-finals against Spain

Lamine Yamal discusses Moroccan roots and choice to play for Spain

Spanish Minister celebrates defeat of European Parliament's campaign against Sahara product labeling

Survey finds one in four Spaniards see war with Morocco as conceivable

Spain and Morocco to strengthen ties at high-level meeting in Madrid

27 November 1912 : When Spain and France signed the treaty of Madrid sharing Morocco

It took France and Spain years to agree on how they wanted to share Morocco. Negotiations were concluded on the 27th of November 1912 by signing the Treaty of Madrid. This agreement was later interrupted by new political actors who wanted to get a slice of the cake.