French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is in Rabat for a two-day official visit on Wednesday and Thursday, as part of an effort to further strengthen relations between France and Morocco. According to the reports, the trip is his first foreign trip as prime minister and includes participation from a delegation of about 12 ministers. The meetings are held with officials from the Moroccan government to discuss and advance areas of bilateral cooperation. Both outlets describe the visit as aimed at consolidating the “rapprochement” between the two countries, referring to a broader process of increasing political and practical ties. RFI notes that the high-level discussions are expected to produce several agreements and support a new phase of cooperation. Le Monde Afrique similarly frames the visit as an opportunity to deepen discussions with the Moroccan executive on bilateral issues. No specific agreement details are included in the provided summaries, but the coverage emphasizes the scale of the delegation and the focus on cooperation between the governments.