Dominion of Pakistan – Kingdom of Morocco relations

See also: British India – French Morocco relations and British India – Spanish Morocco relations

Kingdom of Morocco—United Pakistan relations

Moroccan Kingdom	PAKISTAN   (Occupied Kashmir)

Both countries established diplomatic relations on the 19th of August in 1957 Pakistan had a pivotal role in the plea for independence for Morocco; in 1952,  Moroccan delegate Ahmed Bulferg attempted to address the UN security council and was shut down by the French. Pakistani Foreign Minister Sir Zafaullah Khan arranged for Bulferg to receive a Pakistani nationality, and the latter was then able to address the UN in favor of Morocco's independence. Currently the two countries maintain a robust economic and diplomatic relationship, with collaborations in agriculture, import/export, mining, tourism, and more.

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