Morocco’s House of Representatives President Rachid Talbi Alami met on Saturday with a U.S. congressional delegation led by Representative Ronny Jackson, a member of the House Foreign Affairs and Armed Services Committees.
The meeting, held over a working lunch, featured open and constructive discussions on shared strategic priorities.
Key topics included regional security in the Sahel and the Atlantic space, and enhancing Morocco–U.S. cooperation in defense and connectivity. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the bilateral partnership, grounded in collective security and mutual trust.
Jackson praised Morocco’s leadership and reliability as a strategic partner and a key player in continental stability.
Talbi Alami emphasized the importance of maintaining regular dialogue to deepen parliamentary and strategic ties between the two nations.
The visit comes amid growing momentum in U.S.–Morocco relations, including recent congressional resolutions marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S.–Morocco Treaty of Peace and Friendship.
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