Maroc and uae leaders strengthen ties during private visit in Rabat

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Royal Palace officials issued a formal statement following a high-level meeting in Rabat.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, paid a private visit to the Kingdom of Morocco on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. During his stay, he met with His Majesty King Mohammed VI at the royal residence in Rabat to reaffirm the deep bonds between the two nations.

The private gathering provided an opportunity for both leaders to discuss pressing international developments, with a particular focus on regional dynamics in the Gulf and Middle East. Their exchange underscored the shared commitment to fostering stability and cooperation in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape.

This meeting reflects the enduring fraternal ties between the two countries and their leaderships, as well as the robust strategic partnership and collaborative efforts that have long defined Morocco-UAE relations. Under the visionary guidance of both heads of state, the partnership continues to thrive, reinforcing mutual trust and shared prosperity.

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