Group 1 - Morocco is prioritizing cybersecurity for its energy facilities, planning to increase the share of renewable energy in its power structure to 52% by 2030 ahead of the World Cup [1] - Morocco is accelerating the construction of energy infrastructure and is looking to adopt advanced cybersecurity technologies, with Russia offering support in this area [1] - Morocco has established a close cooperation with Spain in the field of electricity interconnection, currently having two underwater power cables with a total transmission capacity of 1400 megawatts [1] Group 2 - The EU will implement the NIS2 directive starting October 2024, which aims to enhance cybersecurity and resilience in critical sectors among member states [2] - To export electricity to the EU, Morocco must comply with NIS2 requirements, including legal upgrades and technical standards, and must report serious incidents within 24 hours [2] - Morocco is seeking a balance between the cybersecurity cooperation proposal from Russia and the obligations defined by NIS2, as Russian technical standards are not recognized by the EU [2]