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Morocco in Ireland The Embassy of Morocco in Ireland is dedicated to promoting cooperation and partnership

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Mon -Fri 9:30AM - 4:00PM

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Mon -Fri : 10:00AM - 2:00PM

His Excellency Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco, was pleased to receive this morning Her Excell...
16/10/2026

His Excellency Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco, was pleased to receive this morning Her Excellency Jooyeon Ellen Kang, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea, who paid him a courtesy call at the Embassy.

During their meeting, both Ambassadors highlighted the strong and friendly relations between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Korea and exchanged views on opportunities to further strengthen bilateral cooperation across various sectors of mutual interest.

They also reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing collaboration between the two Embassies and promoting closer ties of friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

🇲🇦🇮🇪 Morocco in the Spotlight at the Sandyford Innovation Summit 2026What a fantastic start to this year’s Sandyford Inn...
15/10/2026

🇲🇦🇮🇪 Morocco in the Spotlight at the Sandyford Innovation Summit 2026

What a fantastic start to this year’s Sandyford Innovation Summit!

Professor Aawatif Hayar opened the event by showcasing Morocco’s expertise in Smart Campus and Smart City development, highlighting the innovative work being carried out at UM6P - Mohammed VI Polytechnic University.

She presented UM6P’s AI-powered Smart Campus Living Lab, demonstrating how frugal, sovereign and socially driven innovation can place people and communities at the heart of technological progress.

During her visit, Professor Hayar, accompanied by Leo McBride , Founder & CEO of DCaaS Global, creators of NaviSlí, the AI-powered, accessibility-first wayfinding and city engagement platform also met with His Excellency Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of His Majesty the King of Morocco to Ireland.

Discussions focused on identifying new avenues and practical tools to further strengthen the excellent relations between Irish and Moroccan companies, universities and research centres, fostering greater collaboration, knowledge exchange and joint innovation.

The conversations also explored international cooperation, talent attraction and Ireland’s National Innovation Blueprint, highlighting the opportunities for both countries to learn from one another and build meaningful partnerships.

And there is more to come! An Irish delegation is expected to visit Morocco in spring 2027 to explore further opportunities for collaboration in social innovation and sustainable development.

A promising chapter in Irish–Moroccan cooperation, driven by innovation, shared ambitions and a commitment to sustainable development. 🇲🇦🤝🇮🇪

🇲🇦 Opening of the First Session of the First Legislative Year of the 12th LegislatureHis Majesty King Mohammed VI, may G...
09/10/2026

🇲🇦 Opening of the First Session of the First Legislative Year of the 12th Legislature

His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God Assist Him, accompanied by HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, HRH Prince Moulay Rachid & HH Moulay Ahmed, chaired the opening of the first session of the first legislative year of the 12th Legislature.

Read the Full Royal Speech:

🔗https://urls.fr/Zj56sC

His Excellency Lahcen Mahraoui held a highly productive meeting with Jenny Melia, CEO of Enterprise Ireland, reaffirming...
07/10/2026

His Excellency Lahcen Mahraoui held a highly productive meeting with Jenny Melia, CEO of Enterprise Ireland, reaffirming the excellent and growing relations between Morocco and Ireland and exploring new opportunities for economic cooperation.

The discussions highlighted Morocco’s unique strategic position as a gateway to Africa, offering international businesses a strong platform to access the continent’s dynamic and rapidly expanding markets.

With its geostrategic location at the crossroads of Europe and Africa, extensive free-trade agreements, world-class infrastructure, strong connectivity, and growing presence across African markets, Morocco has established itself as an increasingly important hub for trade, investment and business development.

The meeting also underlined the significant potential for strengthening cooperation between Moroccan and Irish companies in areas including investment, trade, infrastructure, technology and business partnerships.

Morocco’s strategic position, economic openness and growing role in Africa create important opportunities for Irish companies seeking to expand their international footprint, while offering Moroccan businesses further avenues to deepen their engagement with the Irish and European markets.

Agence Marocaine de Développement des Investissements et des Exportations

Morocco’s First Woman Head of GovernmentFollowing the legislative elections of 23 September, His Majesty King Mohammed V...
29/09/2026

Morocco’s First Woman Head of Government

Following the legislative elections of 23 September, His Majesty King Mohammed VI received this afternoon Ms. Fatima Zahra El Mansouri in a Royal Audience and entrusted her with the formation of the new Government.

Her Party, The Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), emerged as the largest party in the House of Representatives, with 97 of the 395 seats.

This Royal appointment marks a historic milestone for the Kingdom: Ms. Fatima Zahra El Mansouri becomes the first woman to serve as Head of Government in Morocco.

Her appointment represents an important moment in Morocco’s political and institutional development and in the continued advancement of women’s participation in public life.

We extend our warmest congratulations and best wishes to Ms. El Mansouri as she undertakes this historic responsibility and wishes her every success in her mission to serve our Kingdom and its people.

🇲🇦🤝🇮🇪 Strengthening Morocco–Ireland Cooperation Through SportH.E. Dr Lahcen Mahraoui, ambassador of the kingdom of Moroc...
23/09/2026

🇲🇦🤝🇮🇪 Strengthening Morocco–Ireland Cooperation Through Sport

H.E. Dr Lahcen Mahraoui, ambassador of the kingdom of Morocco to Ireland, held this morning a meeting with Mohamed Amine Zariat, President and Founder of Tibu Africa, and Hamid Bouzit, Sports Diplomacy Officer at Tibu Africa, during their visit to Ireland.

Tibu Africa is a pioneering Moroccan NGO that uses sport as a powerful tool for education, social and economic inclusion, youth and women’s empowerment, and sustainable development. Through impactful programmes, Tibu Africa supports children, young people and vulnerable communities in developing their skills, employability and leadership.

Their visit to Ireland took place in the context of Tibu Africa’s participation in the EU Presidency Conference on Traditional Sports and Games at Croke Park, as well as the European Week of Sport. It also provided an opportunity to engage with key Irish and European sports institutions and explore new avenues for cooperation and future partnerships.

During their visit, the Tibu Africa representatives met with:

🇮🇪 HE Patrick O'Donovan TD, Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport of Ireland
🇮🇪 Charlie McConalogue TD, Minister of State for Sport and Postal Policy
🇪🇺 Jacqueline Kronenburg, TAFISA Vice-President Europe and representative of the Knowledge Centre for Sport & Physical Activity of the Netherlands
🇮🇪 Dr Úna May, CEO of Sport Ireland
🇪🇺 Georg Häusler, Director for Culture, Creativity and Sport, Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture (DG EAC), European Commission

The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco extends its sincere thanks to H.E. Helena Nolan, Ambassador of Ireland to Morocco, for her support and for facilitating this visit, which contributed to strengthening people-to-people ties and cooperation between Morocco and Ireland through sport.

These engagements highlight the growing role of sport as a driver of inclusion, youth empowerment, sustainable development and international cooperation, while contributing to stronger links between Morocco, Ireland and European partners.

Courtesy Call by the Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of GhanaHis Excellency Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of the K...
23/09/2026

Courtesy Call by the Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ghana

His Excellency Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to Ireland and Acting Dean of the Diplomatic Corps in Dublin, received the Honourable James Gyakye Quayson, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Ghana, and the delegation accompanying him, during a courtesy call at the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Dublin.

The visit took place in the context of the Government of Ghana’s decision to establish a resident Embassy in Dublin, marking an important step towards further strengthening Ghana’s diplomatic presence in Ireland and deepening bilateral engagement.

The meeting provided an opportunity for a fruitful exchange on the longstanding and cordial relations between Ghana and Morocco, as well as on matters of mutual interest and cooperation.

Ambassador Mahraoui expressed his appreciation to the Honourable Deputy Minister for the visit and reaffirmed his readiness to work closely with the future Ambassador of Ghana to Ireland, in a spirit of friendship and cooperation, for the benefit of both countries and in support of the shared interests of the African continent.

The meeting further underscored the importance of solidarity, dialogue and enhanced African diplomatic cooperation in Ireland.

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H.E. Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to Ireland, held a meeting with Mr. Keith Finnegan, Inter...
22/09/2026

H.E. Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to Ireland, held a meeting with Mr. Keith Finnegan, International Relations Officer at Galway City Council, to discuss ways to further strengthen the friendly relations and cooperation between Agadir and Galway.

The meeting highlighted the shared Atlantic identity of the two cities, which face common challenges and opportunities and share an ambition to build stronger bridges between their respective communities and regions.

Discussions focused on exploring new avenues for cooperation and exchanges in a range of areas, including education, sport, culture, trade, tourism, youth and regional development.

As two Atlantic cities looking towards the same ocean, Agadir and Galway have significant potential to deepen people-to-people ties, foster institutional partnerships and create new opportunities for mutual benefit.

The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Ireland looks forward to supporting and facilitating further exchanges between Agadir and Galway, contributing to the strengthening of the bonds of friendship and cooperation between Morocco and Ireland. 🇲🇦🇮🇪

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This morning, H.E. Oussama Elhady, Ambassador-Designate of the Arab Republic of Egypt to Ireland, paid a courtesy call o...
17/09/2026

This morning, H.E. Oussama Elhady, Ambassador-Designate of the Arab Republic of Egypt to Ireland, paid a courtesy call on H.E. Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to Ireland, Dean of the Arab and African Diplomatic Group, and Acting Dean of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to Ireland.

The courtesy visit provided an opportunity to exchange views on matters of mutual interest and to reaffirm the importance of dialogue, coordination and cooperation among the diplomatic missions represented in Ireland.

H.E. Dr. Mahraoui welcomed Ambassador-Designate Elhady and wished him every success in his new mission in Ireland, expressing his readiness to further strengthen the spirit of friendship and cooperation within the Arab and African diplomatic community.

H.E. Marc de Bourcy, Ambassador-designate of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to Ireland, paid a courtesy visit this mornin...
16/09/2026

H.E. Marc de Bourcy, Ambassador-designate of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to Ireland, paid a courtesy visit this morning, to H.E. Dr. Lahcen Mahraoui, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to Ireland and Acting Dean of the Diplomatic Corps.

The visit provided an opportunity for a warm and constructive exchange on matters of mutual interest, as well as to discuss the role of diplomacy in further strengthening relations and cooperation between countries.

H.E. Dr. Mahraoui welcomed Ambassador-designate de Bourcy and expressed his best wishes for a successful tenure in Ireland. The meeting also reflected the spirit of friendship, dialogue and cooperation that characterises the diplomatic community in Ireland.

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