The Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte will pay Morocco a visit on June 21, to discuss various topics with the Moroccan head of government, Aziz Akhannouch such as migration, regional security, and multilateral cooperation.
This official visit will come as an opportunity to explore common grounds for collaborating on green hydrogen and strengthening economic ties between the two nations.
Among the key points of this upcoming visit, said Energy News media, is Rutte’s participation in a promising business gathering focused on promoting and fostering green hydrogen collaboration.
Several agreements will be signed between the two nations, aligning perfectly with Morocco’s energy transition goals.
Rutte will meet up with students at the Moroccan Netherlands Institute of Rabat (NIMAR), to highlight the importance of engaging and empowering youth in the pursuit of sustainable solutions.
This visit, explained by the same source, aligns with the Dutch government’s energy diplomacy and its growing interest in future hydrogen imports.
Earlier this year, Moroccan and Dutch ministers met to discuss various topics.
The bond between the two nations witnessed remarkable political rapprochement, especially after that the Netherlands announced in May 2022 that it supports Morocco’s autonomy initiative.
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