Rabat:Director General of the Israeli Defense Ministry, Amir Baram, is currently in Morocco for a working visit focused on enhancing defense cooperation between the two nations.

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, during discussions with Moroccan officials, both sides expressed satisfaction with the current levels of defense collaboration. This cooperation is supported by a legal framework that includes the protection of classified military information and equipment, as well as initiatives in cybersecurity, experience and expertise exchanges, and personnel training.

The discussions also highlighted advancements in military equipment acquisition and technology partnerships. Both parties explored ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation, particularly through the establishment of a defense industrial base and the development of cybersecurity capabilities.

On the same day, Lieutenant General Mohammed Berrid, Inspector General of the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) and Commander of the South Zone, met with Amir Baram at the General Staff Headquarters of the FAR. The meeting underscored the positive momentum in military cooperation, focusing on capability development, training, and technical collaboration.

The meeting also reaffirmed a shared commitment to further strengthening cooperation through the implementation of action plans by the Joint Military Commission, which acts as a platform for exchange, coordination, and exploring new cooperation avenues.