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Israel Announces Agreement with Morocco on Mutual Embassy Opening

Tel Aviv says the accord came following a meeting between the two countries' foreign ministers under American auspices, while Rabat has not issued any comment so far

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Deutsche Welle — Arabic

Israel announced it has reached an agreement with Morocco to upgrade the level of diplomatic representation between the two countries, which includes the mutual opening of two embassies and the appointment of ambassadors, according to media reports citing the Israeli announcement.

According to the Israeli source, this agreement came following a meeting held between the foreign ministers of both countries under American auspices.

The Moroccan side has not issued any official comment or confirmation of this agreement as of the time of preparing this report, and it remains unclear whether Rabat will confirm the details announced by Israel or add to them.

No additional details have been released regarding the specific timeline for opening the two embassies or the names of the ambassadors expected to be appointed by both sides.

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