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France and Morocco Sign New Partnership Amid Spyware Controversy
France and Morocco have signed a new partnership agreement, with French Prime Minister Lecornu visiting Rabat to seek deeper ties and energy cooperation. This development comes despite an ongoing spyware controversy that has strained relations.
16 Jul, 15:17 — 16 Jul, 15:55
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France, Morocco sign new partnership despite spyware controversy
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu hailed 'exceptionally positive' ties with Morocco during a Rabat visit overshadowed by fresh reports that Rabat used Pegasus spyware to target French officials.
Read full article →France 24High20d ago
French PM Lecornu seeks deeper ties, energy cooperation on Morocco visit
France and Morocco moved on Thursday to strengthen a renewed partnership that has flourished over the past two years, with French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu hailing their "exceptionally positive" ties in Rabat.
By FRANCE 24
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First report: France 24 · 16 Jul, 15:17|Full coverage: 2 · 38m|Window: 38m
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