The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has gained more power within Iran's decision-making process as a result of the recent war.

The US administration may now need to offer incentives, such as a reconstruction fund of over $300 billion, to secure a nuclear deal with Iran.

Morocco has broken diplomatic relations with Iran twice and currently has no official relations with the country.

Iran has emerged from the recent war in a stronger strategic position.

Morocco's fertilizer exports, its largest export earner, will be negatively impacted this year due to conflict-related disruptions in the supply of sulfur.

The United States has lost two key pieces of leverage against Iran: the credibility of using military force and the power of oil sanctions.

The Iranian regime exerts significant influence in the Arab world through its support for non-state actors like Hamas and Hezbollah.

Morocco is one of only two countries in Africa that has achieved investment-grade status.

A recent memorandum of understanding will reopen the Strait of Hormuz for 60 days and contemplates allowing Iran to collect fees for passage afterward.