Relations between Morocco and Saudi Arabia go back centuries, founded on a common history, shared religious values and geopolitical interests. As two influential powers in the Arab world, the two countries enjoy close political, economic and cultural ties.
In religious terms, Morocco and Saudi Arabia are united by the Muslim religion. Both nations play a crucial role in the promotion of Islam and the preservation of holy sites, notably through collaboration to facilitate the Hajj and Umrah for Moroccan pilgrims. Moroccans travel to Saudi Arabia every year to perform these religious duties, strengthening the spiritual ties between the two peoples.
From a political point of view, relations between the Moroccan kingdom and the Saudi monarchy have been consolidated over the decades. King Mohammed VI and the various Saudi leaders have maintained regular contact, notably at international summits and forums. The two countries share common positions on a number of international issues, such as regional stability in the Middle East and the fight against terrorism.
On the economic front, Saudi Arabia is one of Morocco’s main trading partners in the Arab world. The two countries collaborate in various sectors, including energy, infrastructure and real estate investment. Saudi Arabia has supported several development projects in Morocco, contributing to the modernization of the Moroccan economy.
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