Authors :
Dr. Thami Fadil
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24NOV1085
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Abstract :
The American foreign policy toward Morocco
during the Biden administration has been characterized
by a balance between continuity and change, building
upon previous diplomatic foundations while addressing
contemporary geopolitical dynamics. The Biden
administration has reinforced Morocco's role as a
strategic ally in North Africa, emphasizing security
cooperation, economic partnerships, and support for
regional stability. Key areas of focus have included
counterterrorism, trade, and the contentious issue of
Moroccan Sahara. While upholding the recognition of
Moroccan sovereignty over Moroccan Sahara, the
administration has also encouraged a negotiated solution
through multilateral engagement. This policy reflects
broader U.S. interests in promoting stability, countering
extremism, and fostering economic growth in the region.
Keywords :
The American Foreign Policy, Morocco, Biden Administration.
References :
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- "The Biden Administration and the Middle East: Policy Continuity and Change." Brookings Institution, 2021.
- Millennium Challenge Corporation. "Morocco Compact." MCC, 2021.
- U.S. Trade Representative. "United States-Morocco Free Trade Agreement." USTR, 2021.
- "African Lion: Strengthening Military Cooperation Between the U.S. and Morocco." U.S. Africa Command, 2021.
- Human Rights Watch. "Morocco/Western Sahara: Events of 2021." Human Rights Watch, 2021.
- United Nations. "Western Sahara Conflict: Background and Current Status." United Nations, 2021.
- Fulbright Program. "Fulbright in Morocco." Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State, 2021.
- USAID. "Morocco: Governance and Reform." USAID, 2021.
- "U.S. Cultural Diplomacy in Morocco." U.S. Embassy in Morocco, 2021.
- U.S. Department of State. (2021). "U.S.-Morocco Relationship." Retrieved from state.gov
- The White House. (2021). "President Biden's Foreign Policy Agenda." Retrieved from whitehouse.gov
- Council on Foreign Relations. (2022). "U.S. Policy Toward Morocco: A Strategic Partnership." Retrieved from cfr.org
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The American foreign policy toward Morocco
during the Biden administration has been characterized
by a balance between continuity and change, building
upon previous diplomatic foundations while addressing
contemporary geopolitical dynamics. The Biden
administration has reinforced Morocco's role as a
strategic ally in North Africa, emphasizing security
cooperation, economic partnerships, and support for
regional stability. Key areas of focus have included
counterterrorism, trade, and the contentious issue of
Moroccan Sahara. While upholding the recognition of
Moroccan sovereignty over Moroccan Sahara, the
administration has also encouraged a negotiated solution
through multilateral engagement. This policy reflects
broader U.S. interests in promoting stability, countering
extremism, and fostering economic growth in the region.
Keywords :
The American Foreign Policy, Morocco, Biden Administration.