What is the relationship between Belgium and Morocco?

Belgium and Morocco, one in Europe and the other in Africa, seem to have little relationship, but in the field of football, they have very deep roots. The independence movement in North Africa in the middle of last century led to the influx of many Moroccan refugees into Belgium.

Belgium and Morocco have good relations. This is because Morocco is the back garden of Europe, and people's lives are relatively happy. Africa is a relatively developed country with good infrastructure construction. All the important cities are connected by trains. Local French is very popular, and Spanish is also spoken in the north, such as Tangier. Folk customs are not as conservative as those in other Islamic countries, and girls who don't wear headscarves are everywhere in the streets. Morocco has excellent relations with Belgium and has an agreement with the European Union to open air services. Air France has listed Rabat, Morocco as a European region. Many Belgians come to Morocco for their holidays. Although Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco, the preferred destinations for tourism are four Dahuang City Site ruins cities in Morocco-Marrakech, Fez, Meknes and Rabat. In addition, Tangier is also a famous tourist city, facing Spain across the sea.