France and Morocco have recently signed deals worth up to €10 billion during President Macron’s visit, aimed at enhancing their strained relations. The agreements span various sectors, including energy and infrastructure, with a focus on future collaborations. Macron's visit, at the invitation of King Mohammed VI, was significant in addressing years of tension between the two nations. Accompanied by a group of French ministers and business representatives, Macron engaged in discussions that led to the signing of multiple agreements in the presence of both leaders. Notably, France's TotalEnergies inked a significant deal to develop 'green hydrogen' production in Morocco, marking a step towards sustainable energy solutions. The visit also addressed longstanding issues such as the situation in Western Sahara, with Macron supporting Morocco's autonomy plan as a potential resolution. This endorsement played a key role in easing tensions and improving diplomatic ties, signaling a positive shift in relations between Paris and Rabat.