The United States of America put an end to the maneuvers of Morocco’s opponents by officially adopting the full map of Morocco, after removing the line of separation between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Moroccan Sahara.
All American administrations within the states and across the world received the text of the presidential decree to implement it by changing the diplomatic maps approved in all embassies and consular services around the world with new maps bearing the name of Morocco on all the map from Tangiers to Lagouira.
The American ambassador said that Morocco had regained its rights thanks to the “wisdom” and “planning” of King Mohammed VI, and he also expressed his pride in signing the entire map of Morocco. David Fischer also gifted the map of Morocco to King Mohammed VI and stressed that Morocco is “America’s oldest partner”.

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A major event was held today in the US Embassy whereby David Fischer, US Ambassador to the Moroccan Kingdom, answered questions surrounding the previous and upcoming breakthroughs of Morocco and the US.

The two countries have taken one more initiative into building even stronger relations. Fischer signed on the Moroccan Sahara in the Moroccan Map as a form of further recognition and gift of thanks to HM the King Mohamed VI for his latest breakthroughs with USA and Israel, praising His Majesty for his wisdom and planning, and further clarifying how such achievements are contributing to peacekeeping and the regain of Morocco’s rights.

When asked about the US recognition of Moroccan Sovereignty over the Moroccan Sahara and upcoming announcements about the matter, US Ambassador David Fischer clarified that the administration’s position on World peace and prosperity for Morocco is very clear, and that the signing of the Map is merely a step along the way to show such a position in print. Officially adopting the new full Moroccan map clearly highlights the United States’ willingness to support Morocco.

The Ambassador also explained that American investments in and with Morocco have been and will remain continuous on the long run. “Morocco is our oldest partner, and we have invested in and with Morocco for decades, and we will continue doing that”, since it is the office’s belief that “prosperity and industry is a primary way towards security”

When asked by Morocco Telegram journalist Zakaria El Hajji on whether Biden administration would follow Trump’s steps concerning the Moroccan Sahara, the US Ambassador responded by the following: “I cannot speak for another administration, but I’m very confident that they have spoken of the fact that they are in favor with the Abraham accords, and they believe that peace in this part of the world is absolutely imperative for a safe and secure future” reassuring that “this is the way to go” as much as the current office is convinced of the matter for a more secure future.

The US Ambassador even spoke prior to this of intentions to visit Dakhla or Laayoune for touristic purposes himself, showing the United States’ support and the strong Moroccan American relations.

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David T. Fischer, the United States of America Ambassador to Morocco sent a congratulatory letter to his Majesty the King Mohammed VI on the occasion of Morocco’s Independence Day celebration.

In this letter, the U.S. Ambassador expressed his warmest congratulations and sincere wishes to the King Mohammed VI for further progress, prosperity and fruitful cooperation between the Kingdom of Morocco and the United States of America, as well as the concerted action on all matters on common concerns and interests in order to implement the two countries’ shared vision regarding the Moroccan-American strategic partnership.

The ambassador stated in the message “I will spare no effort in boosting Morocco-US common interests and continued cooperation and upholding our nations’ shared vision and strategic partnership”.

Morocco-US relations date back to  the Treaty of Peace and Friendship between the two nations negotiated in 1786. The treaty constitutes the longest unbroken treaty relationship in U.S. history.

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