Israel, Morocco sign joint military plan marking 5 years since normalization of ties

Stav Levaton is a military reporter for The Times of Israel

Israel and Morocco signed a joint military work plan for 2026 this week during the third meeting of their Joint Military Committee, held in Tel Aviv, marking five years since relations were normalized under the Abraham Accords, the IDF announces.

The talks were led by the IDF’s Planning Directorate and its Tevel Division, and included professional working meetings, alongside visits to IDF units, defense industries, military units and relevant directorates.

At the center of the visit was a panel focusing on force build-up from a strategic perspective and shared objectives for cooperation between the two militaries, according to the IDF.

The IDF says the meeting marks another milestone in deepening security cooperation with Morocco, which it describes as a “key partner for regional stability.”

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