Since November 2021, the Embassy of Morocco has hired no fewer than three lobbying firms – Akin Gump, Brownstein Hyatt and Yorktown Solutions – for a total of $150,000 per month after going without representation for months. A fourth firm, Holly Strategies, is working as a subcontractor for Brownstein Hyatt.
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After scoring a major diplomatic victory under President Donald Trump, the Moroccan government is determined to avoid any backpedaling by Congress and the new White House.