Strengthening Bilateral Relations
During a recent meeting in Luanda, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans Living Abroad, Mr. Nasser Bourita, engaged in a meaningful dialogue with Mrs. Wagner. This discussion took place on the sidelines of the 26th extraordinary session of the African Union (AU) Executive Council, highlighting the longstanding friendship and shared values between Morocco and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Mrs. Wagner emphasized the importance of principles such as territorial integrity, national unity, independence, and sovereignty, which serve as the foundation for the relationship between the two nations. She expressed her satisfaction with the constructive exchanges that have characterized their meetings over the years, indicating a mutual desire to enhance the exemplary relations that have flourished for decades.
Commitment to Cooperation and Peace
Mr. Bourita reinforced the notion that the ties binding Morocco and the DRC are robust and historically rooted, asserting Morocco's unwavering support for the DRC's sovereignty and national unity. He highlighted Morocco's commitment to backing all initiatives taken by the DRC to defend its sovereignty against external interventions. This strong stance is viewed as essential for establishing peace and stability across Africa, as it underscores the principles of non-interference and respect for territorial integrity. The discussions also ventured into regional and multilateral issues, particularly regarding the DRC's recent election as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, a significant achievement for Africa's representation on the global stage. Furthermore, Mr. Bourita mentioned that the upcoming Joint Commission meeting in Kinshasa will mark a pivotal moment for strengthening bilateral relations, paving the way for enhanced cooperation between the two nations.
As reported by diplomatie.ma.
