UAE President Morocco Visit Royal Family Tradition
The Emirati president is currently on a private stay in Morocco. Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan met on Tuesday with King Mohammed VI, confirming the attachment of Abu Dhabi’s ruling family to this destination.
The meeting took place on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, directly at the Emirati leader’s residence in Rabat. During this encounter, the two heads of state examined various challenges on the international stage. Their discussions particularly focused on current issues concerning Gulf and Middle Eastern states. This tête-à-tête illustrates the "deep fraternal bonds" and "active solidarity" that characterize the relations between the two leaders.
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This type of getaway has become a genuine habit for Emirati leaders. They actually own private residences in the heart of the capital, as well as in Oum Azza, a sought-after area located near the Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah dam lake. Several princes had already landed at Rabat-Salé airport in April 2024, aboard aircraft from Abu Dhabi’s royal family and Emirates airline, to spend a few days of vacation.
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These recreational stays form the backdrop to a major strategic partnership. This cooperation materialized in December 2023 with the signing of a series of bilateral agreements. These commitments cover key sectors ranging from energy to highway infrastructure, also encompassing high-speed trains, seawater desalination plants, investments in the Sahara, and the gas pipeline project connecting Nigeria to Morocco.
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