Overview
- The latest UN Security Council resolution supports an autonomy formula for Western Sahara within Morocco.
- The 50th anniversary of the 1975 Green March has renewed scrutiny of the evolution of Spain–Morocco relations.
- Pedro Sánchez's government aligned with Rabat's proposal in 2022 without support from the PP or some investiture partners.
- Bilateral ties over five decades have combined broad cooperation with cyclical tensions centered on the Sahara dispute.
- Spain and Morocco are each other's key commercial partners, underscoring arguments for broad parliamentary consensus on policy.