This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
Prime Minister Aziz Akhenouch, accompanied by the general minister in charge of relations with Parliament, received the government spokesperson on Monday in Rabat, president of the French Senate, Mr. Gerard Larry, who is visiting Morocco.
The visit will also lead to the city of El -Ayoun to see the main development projects in the southern regions of the kingdom, in the context of following the development achievements carried out by the Kingdom under the wise direction of His Majesty King Mohammed VI.
During this meeting, discussions focused on strengthening relations between the two countries, because the firm and favorable position of Moroccan Sahara was welcomed. This position was underlined during the visit of the President of the French Republic, Mr. Emmanuel Macron, in Morocco in October 2024, during a generous invitation from His Majesty King Mohammed VI. This visit has thrown new foundations to strengthen the partnership between the two countries, in order to become an “exceptional and looting partnership”, according to what leadership of the two countries has confirmed.
In this context, Mr. Aziz Akhenouch pointed out that this exceptional partnership gave a decisive batch of bilateral relations, by mobilizing various sectors to improve cooperation in various fields, whether at bilateral or regional and international levels.
It was also pointed out that the visit of the French Senate will help to improve cooperation between the two legislative institutions in the two countries and to strengthen friendship and the bonds of cooperation between the Kingdom of Morocco and the French Republic.
The meeting brought together the leader of the French-Moroccan friendship group in the Senate, Mr. Christian Campon, his two deputies, Herve Marsai and Ms. Karen Ferry, in addition to the president of the Foreign Affairs Committee, the Defense and the Armed Forces of the Senate, Mr. Cedric Piran, and France accredited in Rabat, Mr. Christophe Lucorte.
