Morocco’s approach to migration and cooperation highlighted in Spain

In Huelva, Spain, Younes Sekkouri, the Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment, and Skills, detailed Morocco’s forward-thinking strategies for managing migration. The minister emphasized a framework rooted in solidarity, shared responsibility, and a profound respect for human dignity.

During his address at the forum titled “Migration Governance and Circular Migration between Morocco and Spain: Keys to Beneficial Cooperation,” Sekkouri explained that this humanitarian-focused policy is a direct result of the high directives from King Mohammed VI. This vision places human capital at the center of national strategy, treating mobility as a vital engine for economic advancement.

Furthermore, the minister noted that the approach facilitates the transfer of professional skills and fosters deeper connections between nations. By viewing migration through this lens, Morocco seeks to transform movement into a collaborative tool for growth and social cohesion within the context of African politics and international governance.