New U.S.Ambassador to Morocco Officially Begins His Tenure
Duke Buchan, the newly appointed United States Ambassador to Morocco, has officially commenced his duties after taking the oath of office before Vice President J.D.Vance. This pivotal moment signifies a continuation of the longstanding and excellent
relationship between Rabat and Washington,a bond cultivated over the past 250 years.
The U.S. Embassy in Rabat announced via a post on X (formerly Twitter), accompanied by a photograph of the swearing-in ceremony, that Ambassador Buchan expressed his pride in taking the oath alongside his friend, Vice President Vance. He also conveyed his enthusiasm for furthering the robust ties between the two nations.
Did You Know? The United States and Morocco have maintained diplomatic relations since 1777, making Morocco one of America’s oldest allies.
Confirmation of Duke Buchan’s nomination by the U.S. Senate occurred in October of the previous year, paving the way for his appointment.
President Donald Trump initially announced Buchan’s nomination in March,emphasizing the ambassador’s anticipated role in strengthening peace,liberty,and prosperity for both countries
. This appointment underscores the strategic importance the U.S. places on its relationship with Morocco, a key partner in North Africa.
With MAP