An expert says the EU and Morocco need a “creative solution” to address migration issues, describing how political decision-making in Morocco works. Aboubakr Jamai, dean of the Donna Dillon Manning School of Global Affairs at the American College of the Mediterranean, links the challenge to where final authority sits within the Moroccan system.
Jamai says that, ahead of Morocco’s elections, decisions are made through the royal cabinet rather than through Parliament. That assessment provides context for how negotiations and policy shifts may be shaped, and why migration coordination could require approaches that account for Morocco’s decision-making structure.
Across the reports, the coverage focuses on Jamai’s comments and timing relative to the election period. Both outlets emphasize the same attribution and point of view, with no additional contrasting claims about migration policy details or specific EU measures.
