Morocco and Iraq Strengthen Security Partnership Through High-Level Talks
The Director-General of Morocco’s National Security and Territorial Surveillance Directorate, Abdellatif Hammouchi, held a key meeting on Thursday, June 25, 2026, with Iraq’s Ambassador to Morocco, Hayder Shiya Albarrak, at the DGSN headquarters in Rabat.
The discussions centered on deepening bilateral cooperation in public security, intelligence sharing, technical assistance, and police training. Both sides also addressed pressing regional security challenges, with a particular focus on combating international terrorism.
Key Outcomes of the Rabat Meeting
During the meeting, Hammouchi and Albarrak explored avenues to enhance security collaboration between Morocco and Iraq. The talks emphasized strengthening joint efforts through knowledge exchange, technical support, and joint training programs to bolster law enforcement capabilities.
Hammouchi and Albarrak also assessed the current state of security cooperation, exchanging perspectives on shared regional security concerns. Terrorism emerged as a critical area of mutual concern, with both parties reaffirming their commitment to a unified strategy against this global threat.
Shared Commitment to Regional Stability
The meeting underscored the unwavering dedication of both nations to fortify their security partnership. By expanding collaboration in intelligence and law enforcement, Morocco and Iraq aim to address evolving security risks and reinforce stability in the region.
The discussions reflect a broader alignment on counter-terrorism efforts and the importance of coordinated action to safeguard shared interests.
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- Abdellatif Hammouchi
- DGSN-DGST
- Hayder Shiya Albarrak
- Iraqi Ambassador to Morocco
