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The Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Costa Rica, today, Friday in Rabat, reiterated their commitment to establishing their bilateral relations within a new dynamic based on structured political dialogue and enhanced cooperation.
Both the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship of the Republic of Costa Rica, Arnoldo André Tinoco, who is on a working visit to the Kingdom, signed a joint declaration following their talks, representing this new phase in bilateral relations, based on a common vision for solid cooperation that respects the specificities of each party. The two ministers, in this document, renewed their joint commitment to strengthening diplomatic ties between Morocco and Costa Rica, expressing their desire to enhance fruitful cooperation based on key principles such as transparency, mutual respect, sustainable development, environmental protection, and human rights. Mr. Tinoco took this opportunity to commend the progress made by Morocco in various fields, highlighting the efforts made by the Kingdom in the areas of regional stability, development, South-South cooperation, and combating cross-border threats. This testimony reflects the growing recognition of Morocco's active and constructive role, under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, on the regional and international arenas. At the sectoral level, the two sides agreed to strengthen their cooperation in areas of common interest, particularly agriculture, clean energy, scientific research, responsible tourism, the environment, as well as technical exchanges. On the other hand, Morocco and Costa Rica expressed their desire to promote economic investment and exchange commercial information, in coordination with the competent institutions in both countries. They also stressed the importance of developing official visits and technical exchanges between their relevant bodies, in coordination through appropriate diplomatic channels. In conclusion, the two ministers agreed to hold the first meeting of political consultations soon, which thus translates their joint desire to establish their partnership within a dynamic of regular and structured political dialogue.
