Morocco, Japan Move to Expand Bilateral Security Partnership
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World’s 2nd-strongest non-nuclear military, with hypersonic ship-killers, fighter jets, SeaGuardian and underwater drones, deepens security ties with Morocco
Morocco and Japan are actively expanding their bilateral security and strategic partnerships to address modern global challenges. As Morocco seeks to diversify its international security partners, Japan is concurrently executing a major defense modernization, cementing its standing as the world's second-strongest non-nuclear military power.
On Wednesday, 2 September, the Director-General of National Security and Control, Abdellatif Hammouche, received his office in Rabat, Ambassador Extraordinary of Japan, who is accredited to Morocco, Nakata Masahiro. This meeting is in the context of Morocco's and Japan's desire to strengthen their mutual security cooperation, and to diversify the forms and levels of their security partnership in the interests of the security and stability of the…
The Director General of National Security and Territory Surveillance, Abdellatif Hammouchi, received on Wednesday in Rabat the Ambassador of Japan to Morocco, Nakata Masahiro, to discuss the strengthening of security cooperation between the two countries. L的 article Security: Hammouchi receives the Ambassador of Japan to Rabat to strengthen the bilateral partnership appeared first on Atlasinfo.
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