Speaking to MAP on the occasion of Throne Day, Nakagawa highlighted the coherence of the Royal vision, which integrates economic development, institutional reform, social cohesion, security, international openness and human capital development within a long-term national strategy.
She further stated that this approach has made Morocco one of “the most stable, resilient and attractive countries in its regional environment.”
“What truly sets the Moroccan experience apart is the consistency and depth of the Royal vision,” which ensures the continuity of achievements and their integration into a long-term national strategy, she said, noting that the remarkable achievements made by the Kingdom “are only the tip of the iceberg of a much deeper transformation.”
Nakagawa further praised the Kingdom’s economic transformation, driven by world-class infrastructure, renewable energy, industrial development and investment attractiveness, alongside institutional modernization and citizen-centered social policies.
According to her, Morocco’s commitment to dialogue, South-South cooperation, regional security and the fight against violent extremism has further reinforced its standing as a credible international partner and strengthened its longstanding ties of friendship with Japan, spanning 70 years of friendship and trust.
