
Morocco Set to Reopen Diplomatic Office in Tel Aviv, Strengthening Israel Ties
Things are becoming clearer for the reopening of the Moroccan liaison office in Tel Aviv. The building has been completely renovated.

Things are becoming clearer for the reopening of the Moroccan liaison office in Tel Aviv. The building has been completely renovated.

The Israeli community in Morocco intends to promote tourism. In this sense, Simon Skira, founding president of the Morocco-Israel Friendship Association, is starting a visit on Tuesday, June 22 in the province of Al Haouz in the Marrakech region.

Morocco is organizing to welcome more than 200,000 Israeli tourists . The normalization of diplomatic relations between the kingdom and the Hebrew state has generated great interest in both countries.

An Israeli government insurance company has released a significant sum of money for its exporters to Morocco. An allocation that will allow them to be insured.

King Mohammed VI congratulated Naftali Bennett on his election as Prime Minister of Israel. This is likely to reassure the new strongman of the Hebrew state about the maintenance of the normalization agreement between the two countries.

A few months after the normalization of diplomatic relations between the two countries, the Israel-Morocco Chamber of Commerce (CCIM) is now a reality.

Six months after taking office, the head of the Israeli liaison office, David Govrin, is desperately searching for an office to rent in Rabat.

In total, 41% and 46% of Moroccans say they are in favor respectively of the agreements to normalize diplomatic relations between four Arab countries including Morocco and Israel, and of the Biden administration. This is revealed by an Arab barometer survey conducted in the MENA region.

Businessman Eytan Stibbe (Stiva) will sit on the Board of Directors of the Israel-Morocco Chamber of Commerce. All members of this chamber will soon be known.

The congratulations that the Moroccan Head of Government Saâdeddine El Othmani addressed to Hamas on the day the ceasefire agreement concluded between Israel and the Palestinian factions in the Gaza Strip came into force did not please David Govrin, head of the Israeli liaison office in Morocco.

Israeli investors are developing a real interest in Moroccan real estate. Some are already starting to settle in the kingdom.

Israeli chargé d’affaires David Govrin would have left Morocco for Israel. Since last Monday, tensions have again been high between the Hebrew state and Palestine.