Morocco's Director General of National Security and Territorial Surveillance, Abdellatif Hammouchi, met with Swedish officials in Stockholm on April 21, 2026, to sign a security cooperation agreement. The meeting, hosted by Swedish Police Commissioner Petra Lundh, focused on enhancing bilateral collaboration in combating organized crime and terrorism.
The agreement formalizes joint efforts in intelligence sharing, operational coordination, and training between the two nations' security services. This move is seen as part of broader diplomatic efforts to strengthen Morocco-Sweden relations, which have seen increased high-level engagement in recent years.
Official statements from both sides emphasized the deal's role in addressing transnational security threats. The signing follows other diplomatic exchanges between Rabat and Stockholm, indicating a continued thaw in relations after periods of political tension over regional issues.
