King Mohammed VI of Morocco and French President Emmanuel Macron oversaw the signing of 22 new agreements in Rabat, marking a deepened economic partnership between the two countries with an investment potential of €10 billion. The agreements span various sectors, including transportation, renewable energy, and agriculture. Morocco's rail infrastructure received a boost with the procurement of high-speed trains from French company Alstom, alongside financial cooperation for ongoing sector development. Additionally, agreements were made to establish an aircraft engine maintenance facility and build a container terminal at Morocco's Nador West Med port. Both countries reinforced their commitment to renewable energy through projects like expanding wind farm capacity and developing green hydrogen and electricity initiatives. Institutional collaboration in the hydrogen sector was highlighted with a partnership between the energy ministers of Morocco and France. These agreements aim to strengthen the economic ties between Morocco and France, furthering international competitiveness for both nations.