Rabat:HM King Mohammed VI’s speech at the opening of the parliament offered insights into global geopolitical and geoeconomic changes, according to Khaled Hamadé, President of the International Institute of Geopolitical Studies (IIEG).

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, Hamadé stated that the King’s address encourages reflection on Morocco’s position within an international framework characterized by competition among major powers, strategic resource security, and the use of interdependencies as influence tools.

Hamadé emphasized that under King Mohammed VI’s leadership, Morocco aims to enhance its capabilities and solidify its role as a key connector between Europe, the Mediterranean, and Africa. He pointed out that the geopolitical importance of the speech lies in balancing national strength with international influence.

Furthermore, the French geopolitical expert highlighted the need for co-development, regional stability, and cooperation, especially regarding migration. He advocated for a partnership grounded in reciprocity and mutual interest consideration.

Hamadé stressed the importance of transcending crisis-focused cooperation to establish a Euro-African space driven by investment, competitiveness, and economic integration.