Hungarian Ambassador to Morocco Miklós Tomler concluded a three-day visit to Dakhla on Tuesday, underscoring Hungary’s growing interest in the southern provinces of the Kingdom and deepening diplomatic ties with Morocco.
The visit, held from May 12 to 14, carried strong political symbolism and included a series of high-level meetings and site visits across the region.
During his stay, Tomler met with the Wali of the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region, the Director General of the Regional Investment Center (CRI), the President and members of the Regional Council, as well as the Regional Delegate for Tourism. Discussions focused on investment opportunities, regional development, and tourism potential in Dakhla.
The ambassador also toured several key development sites, including the Dakhla Atlantic Port construction project, the local artisanal complex, and the seawater desalination plant, all of which are central to Morocco’s broader strategy for economic growth in the Sahara region.
Hungary’s diplomatic engagement in the region comes amid growing international interest in Dakhla’s strategic position and its potential as a regional trade and investment hub.
No official agreements were announced during the visit, but both sides hailed the ambassador’s presence as a step forward in strengthening bilateral cooperation.
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