Africazine:
France strengthens its partnership with Morocco through a high-profile visit.
French Minister Delegate Éléonore Caroit will visit Morocco from May 4 to May 5, 2026. This visit highlights the strong bilateral ties, particularly in development cooperation, as she tours projects funded by the French Development Agency (AFD).
Minister Caroit’s Agenda in Morocco
During her visit, Minister Caroit will focus on key projects related to water and sanitation, urban transport, and sustainable forest management. These initiatives are crucial for Morocco’s development and showcase France’s commitment to supporting its partner.
On May 5, she will inaugurate the new premises of Expertise France and the Research Institute for Development at the embassy’s diplomatic campus. This event marks a significant step in enhancing collaboration between the two nations.
Participation in Key Events
Minister Caroit will also attend the African Open Government Summit, taking place from May 5 to 7 in Rabat. This summit is an important platform for discussing governance and transparency across the continent.
Additionally, her visit coincides with the International Book and Publishing Fair (SIEL 2026), where France is the guest of honor. This highlights the cultural ties between the two countries and promotes the French language in Morocco.
Upcoming Meetings and Initiatives
- Meeting with Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Minister Delegate for Digital Transition and Administrative Reform.
- Meeting with Aidan Eyakuza, CEO of the Open Government Partnership.
- Participation in launching a French language reading competition at SIEL 2026.
France and Morocco are deepening their collaboration through strategic initiatives and cultural exchanges.
