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Morocco Showcases Military Strength in 'Eager Lion' Drills

Monday 13 May 2024 - 09:00
Morocco Showcases Military Strength in 'Eager Lion' Drills

Morocco is gearing up to exhibit its military prowess on the global platform as it prepares to take part in the "Eager Lion" multinational exercise in Jordan. The exercise, organized by the Jordanian Armed Forces, is set to commence on Sunday, May 12, 2024, and will run until May 23, bringing together ground, naval, and air forces from 33 countries. The primary objective of this highly anticipated event is to collectively combat terrorism and address the threats posed by weapons of mass destruction.

Colonel Mustafa al-Hiyari, spokesperson for the Jordanian army, underscores that the exercise is specifically crafted to confront emerging cross-border threats of the current era. Participants can anticipate rigorous anti-terrorism and air defense training to sharpen their skills and readiness for potential challenges.

The multinational aspect of "Eager Lion" is striking, with 10 Arab nations and 22 foreign countries participating, including global powers like the United States, France, and the United Kingdom. Additionally, a diverse range of nations such as Poland, Norway, Romania, Japan, Australia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Lebanon will partake, highlighting the exercise's significance as a platform for international cooperation.

Originating in 2011, "Eager Lion" has become a landmark event in the region. The previous edition, held in September 2022, saw significant participation, with around 1,700 U.S. soldiers, 2,200 Jordanian troops, and 400 personnel from 27 other countries.

Morocco's involvement in this esteemed exercise underscores its dedication to bolstering its defense capabilities and fostering international military collaboration. Following its participation in NATO naval exercises in 2023 and joint maneuvers with Spain near the Canary Islands, Morocco continues to strengthen its role as an active partner in regional security efforts.

Through transparent communication and diplomatic engagement, Morocco's participation in exercises like "Eager Lion" showcases its proactive stance in addressing shared concerns and nurturing regional security alliances. As the world observes, Morocco is set to display its military strength on the global stage, solidifying its reputation as a reliable ally and a formidable force.


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