A high-ranking delegation, including officials from the U.S. Embassy in Rabat and experts from the Southbridge Foundation, is set to arrive in Laayoune on Sunday evening for a two-day visit aimed at bolstering international partnerships in Morocco’s southern provinces.
The delegation will meet with local authorities, including the Wali of Laayoune-Sakia El Hamra, and elected officials from Laayoune and Dakhla to discuss ways to strengthen collaboration between U.S. institutions and local stakeholders.
Discussions will focus on supporting developmental initiatives that align with Morocco’s vision for sustainable economic and social progress in the region, according to sources familiar with the visit.
Representatives from the Southbridge Foundation, a key player in international cooperation efforts in Morocco, will present their projects during the visit. The foundation aims to support initiatives that improve living standards, enhance local capacities, and foster public-private partnerships.
The visit is part of broader efforts to advance sustainable development goals in Morocco’s southern provinces. It also provides an opportunity to explore new areas of collaboration between Morocco and the United States, strengthening ties and promoting regional growth.
The Southbridge Foundation, known for its strategic consulting work, focuses on economic and social development across Morocco and Africa. It delivers innovative solutions to public and private entities, with an emphasis on sustainable growth and achieving developmental objectives.
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