King Mohammed VI has accepted an invitation from the U.S. President to join the newly launched Peace Council, marking a significant step in Morocco's strategic diplomacy. As experts highlight, this move not only reinforces Morocco's role in regional stability, particularly regarding the Western Sahara issue, but also echoes a historical commitment to international peace efforts.
The 2003 Casablanca terrorist attacks served as a catalyst for Morocco's sweeping religious reforms, aimed at centralizing authority and promoting a moderate Islamic discourse, according to a new report by the Strategic Dialogue Institute. Highlighting Morocco's use of religious diplomacy as a strategic tool, the report underscores the Kingdom's efforts to extend its influence across Africa and Europe.