Morocco, Spain, Portugal Sign Judicial Cooperation Deal Ahead of 2030 World Cup

Author: Sara ZouitenPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: Morocco

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Morocco, Spain, Portugal Sign Judicial Cooperation Deal Ahead of 2030 World Cup

Morocco, Spain, and Portugal signed a memorandum of understanding and a 2026-2030 action plan to strengthen international judicial cooperation ahead of the 2030 World Cup. The agreement, signed at Morocco's Ministry of Justice, aims to create a coordinated legal framework to support the tournament's organization. It focuses on international judicial assistance, legal governance for major events, and the development of digital justice systems.

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