On June 11, 2026, members of the Moroccan Parliament and the European Parliament held a joint meeting in Brussels as part of the Morocco-EU Parliamentary Dialogue. The discussions focused on three key areas: security cooperation, migration management, and energy partnership, according to official statements from both sides.
Regarding security, participants reviewed ongoing collaboration in counter-terrorism and cross-border crime prevention. The EU praised Morocco's role as a regional stability anchor, while Moroccan officials highlighted the need for enhanced intelligence sharing.
On migration, the dialogue addressed legal pathways for labor migration and the fight against human trafficking. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to a comprehensive approach balancing security and development. No specific numerical targets were announced.
Energy cooperation centered on renewable energy projects, particularly green hydrogen and solar power. Morocco's National Hydrogen Commission and EU's REPowerEU plan were cited as frameworks for future joint investments. The next session is scheduled for late 2026 in Rabat.
