French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve on Saturday described anti-Islam acts that followed the Paris attacks as "non-acceptable".
The minister, who met with his Moroccan counterpart Mohamed Hassad in Rabat, added that the French government would not show any tolerance in this regard.
Cazeneuve said France strongly condemns anti-Muslim acts that followed Paris attacks, adding that those who assaulted Muslims because of their religious were attacking the French republic.
During the meeting, Morocco and France reiterated their commitment to further strengthen cooperation in the fields of security and the fight against terrorism.
Hassad said that the talks were also an opportunity to discuss the latest development concerning the terrorist threat in the region and to define the priority areas for cooperation.