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Policy Paper
The bilateral relationship between Morocco and India has passed through three distinct phases, culminating in the current stage of strategic partnership. Initially marked by diplomatic formalities and limited engagement, the relationship gradually transitioned into a period of economic and cultural exchange, laying the groundwork for more substantial collaboration. This Policy Paper analyzes the historical trajectory of Morocco-India relations, tracing the development from these early interactions to the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership. The analysis focuses on the key milestones and turning points that have defined each phase, highlighting the factors that have contributed to the deepening of ties over time.
Furthermore, the paper assesses the present status of the strategic relationship, examining areas of cooperation, mutual interests, and the geopolitical significance of the partnership. By evaluating the strengths and potential challenges in the current framework, this study provides informed recommendations aimed at further enhancing and solidifying the strategic relationship between Morocco and India. These recommendations focus on expanding economic ties, enhancing security cooperation, and fostering greater cultural and educational exchanges, to ensure the long-term sustainability and growth of the partnership.
