This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – and MA
The President of the Slovenian National Assembly, Orska Klakosar Subancic, confirmed Monday that Slovenia considers Morocco “a friendly and partner country with which it shares common values and aspirations towards peace, prosperity and mutual understanding”.
During his talks with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rachid Talbi Alami, on a working visit to the Republic of Slovenia, Zupancic declared: “I am happy that Slovenia considers Morocco as a friend and a partner, with whom it sharing common values. and aspirations for peace, prosperity and mutual understanding.
She added that these discussions constitute an opportunity to highlight the “excellent relations” between Morocco and Slovenia, as well as to intensify cooperation between the House of Representatives of the Kingdom of Morocco and the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia. .
In this context, the official referred to the memorandum of understanding signed between the two institutions during her visit to Morocco in November 2022, explaining that this memorandum reaffirmed “our commitment to strengthening relations and strengthening dialogue between our legislative institutions” .
Zupancic stressed that the exchanges with Mr. Elalamy also constituted an opportunity to underline the importance of the joint declaration signed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Abroad, Nasser Bourita, and his Slovenian counterpart, Tanja Vaillon, last June. Rabat, noting that this declaration lays the foundations for future cooperation between the two countries in a number of areas, including culture, education, science, business, energy, environmental protection and green technologies.
She added that these discussions were also an opportunity to highlight the importance of the ongoing dialogue between Morocco and Slovenia on security and migration issues, reaffirming the common commitment of the two countries to strengthen cooperation in the area of the fight against irregular migration.
Zupancic added: “I am convinced that Slovenia and Morocco will continue to deepen the dialogue on issues of common interest at the regional and international levels,” stressing that joint parliamentary diplomacy plays a key role in this framework.
These exchanges took place in the presence of the Moroccan ambassador to Slovenia, then in residence in Vienna, Ezzedine Farhan.
