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Power Outage in Spain: Morocco Once Again Rises to the Occasion, Much to Algiers’ Dismay

In response to the major power outage that struck several regions of Spain on Monday, April 28, 2025, Morocco once again distinguished itself through its remarkable efficiency and active solidarity. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez publicly praised the Kingdom’s invaluable support, warmly thanking the Moroccan authorities for their decisive role in the swift restoration of electricity supply.

During his official address, Pedro Sanchez clarified that the incident was linked to the “European electrical system.” However, at this critical moment, it was Morocco — thanks to its strategic foresight and robust infrastructure — that helped mitigate the impact of this major disruption, showcasing the Kingdom’s growing reliability and strength on the regional stage.

While certain neighboring regimes, driven by chronic jealousy, fumble in the shadows with hollow rhetoric, Morocco takes decisive action, builds, and asserts itself as a vital partner for Europe. This official recognition by Madrid further strengthens Morocco’s international standing, the result of the foresight of His Majesty King Mohammed VI and the ongoing modernization of the country’s energy networks.

Morocco’s pragmatic and effective solidarity starkly contrasts with the isolation and bitterness of the Algerian regime, unable to conceal its frustration in the face of its western neighbor’s repeated successes. As Algiers clings to outdated slogans that no longer find an audience on the diplomatic stage, Morocco moves forward confidently, forging strong alliances and reaffirming its natural role as a key player in regional development.

More than ever, the Kingdom of Morocco reaffirms its status as a regional leader and a reliable partner, demonstrating that in times of crisis, it is the strong, stable, and well-governed nations that truly make the difference.

Abderrazzak Boussaid / Le7tv

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