Britain and Morocco signed a joint communiqué following the 2025 Association Council meeting, in which they enshrined their intention to deepen bilateral trade relations. The sides agreed to work on expanding market access for goods and services from both countries, which should contribute to growth in mutual trade and investment. One of the key areas of cooperation was identified as support for infrastructure and economic projects related to preparations for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, which will be held jointly in Morocco, Spain and Portugal. Britain expressed its readiness to participate in implementing these projects, which could open new opportunities for British companies in the construction, transport and service sectors. An important part of the agreement was confirmation of the availability of export financing from Britain in the amount of up to 5 billion pounds sterling. These funds are intended to support British exports to Morocco and can be used to finance major infrastructure and industrial projects. The document reflects both countries' desire to strengthen economic partnership against the backdrop of Britain's growing interest in North African markets following its withdrawal from the European Union. For Morocco, cooperation with Britain is regarded as part of a broader strategy to attract foreign investment ahead of major international sporting events.