Refusing to let a tumultuous soccer game strain diplomatic and economic ties, Morocco and Senegal pledged Monday to give fresh momentum to their relationship and boost trade and investment between the two African nations. The prime ministers of Morocco and Senegal signed 17 agreements in the Moroccan capital Rabat on increasing investments in sectors like agriculture, infrastructure, fisheries and mining. Rights groups in Morocco described a surge in hate speech following the match, which Senegal won 1-0.Read More
Morocco and Senegal pledge to stay friends and boost trade after Africa Cup soccer tensions
