Accra:The speech by HM King Mohammed VI at the opening of the parliament extended beyond Morocco’s national concerns to discuss global geopolitical and geoeconomic changes. Khaled Hamadé, President of the International Institute of Geopolitical Studies (IIEG) in Montpellier, highlighted that the speech encourages contemplation on Morocco’s role within an international system defined by major power competitions, strategic resource security, and the use of interdependencies as tools of influence.

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, Under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, Morocco aims to enhance its action capacity and solidify its position as a crucial link between Europe, the Mediterranean, and Africa. Hamadé emphasized that the speech’s geopolitical importance is rooted in the balance of strengthening national capabilities and international positioning.

Furthermore, the French geopolitical expert noted that co-development, regional stability, and cooperation, especially regarding migration, necessitate a partnership grounded in reciprocity and mutual interests. He explained that the objective is to advance beyond cooperation that primarily addresses crisis management and to establish a Euro-African space characterized by investment, competitiveness, and economic integration.