EU dodges question on Morocco relations after CJEU ruling

After the CJEU rulings, Morocco demands deeds not words from the EU

EU Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement, Oliver Varhelyi, visited Morocco to discuss EU-Morocco relations following the European Court of Justice's ruling excluding the Sahara from bilateral agreements. Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita urged the EU to take concrete actions to uphold their partnership, emphasizing Morocco's stance on national unity and territorial integrity.

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Spanish Minister visits Rabat to reinforce EU-Morocco ties following CJEU ruling

Following recent rulings from the European Court of Justice (CJEU) annulling Morocco-EU fishing and agricultural agreements, Spanish Minister Luis Planas visited Rabat, emphasizing the importance of moving forward with Morocco despite the decisions. Planas expressed optimism about finding constructive solutions through EU-Morocco cooperation and reaffirmed the strength of their relationship, built on mutual trust and shared goals for the future.