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Morocco Urges Rapid Implementation of US‑Iran Deal to Safeguard the Strait of Hormuz
The Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Living Abroad has called for the swift execution and full respect of the newly‑signed US‑Iran memorandum of understanding. The Kingdom stresses that the pact is critical for cementing the cease‑fire in the region and guaranteeing the long‑term freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Morocco also thanked the international mediators who facilitated the agreement and hopes the deal will pave the way for resolving other unresolved issues under international law.
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Morocco Calls for Swift Implementation of the US‑Iran Memorandum
Rabat – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Living Abroad issued a statement on Monday, June 15, urging the immediate enactment and full compliance with the recently signed US‑Iran memorandum of understanding.
The agreement, which covers a cease‑fire arrangement and guarantees the freedom of navigation in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, is viewed by Moroccan officials as a cornerstone for lasting regional stability and maritime security.
Key points of the statement:
- The memorandum must be executed without delay to cement the cease‑fire and prevent any disruption to commercial shipping lanes.
- Morocco thanks the international mediators whose diplomatic efforts helped bring the parties to the table.
- The Kingdom hopes the deal will serve as a framework for settling other unresolved disputes in accordance with international law.
While the announcement does not contain concrete economic forecasts, analysts note that a stable Hormuz corridor can positively influence global oil prices and, by extension, energy‑related equities worldwide.