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Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, met with Angolan counterpart Manuel Domingos Augusto on Thursday to discuss ways to strengthen relations between Morocco and Angola
The talks between Nasser Bourita and Manuel Domingos Augusto take place after the two historic meetings between Mohammed VI and President João Lourenço, in Abidjan and Brazzaville, which opened up major prospects for Moroccan-Angolan relations. [19659003] Angola wants to consolidate its relations with Morocco and benefit from the expertise it has accumulated in several sectors, particularly tourism, said the Angolan minister during a joint briefing with his Moroccan counterpart. 19659004] Read also: Brazzaville: King Mohammed VI talks with the President of Angola
He emphasized "the great potential for cooperation Moroccan-Angolan ", citing in this context the presence in Angola of several companies and Moroccan companies, as well as sectors likely to bring this cooperation such as tourism, insurance, infrastructure and education. "Bilateral deadlines of great importance" for both countries are being prepared, said Bourita, adding that his meetings with the Angolan diplomat will "identify projects, actions and initiatives that can fuel the bilateral relations, in accordance with the orientations of the two heads of state. "
Welcoming the" solid historical relations "uniting the two countries, Bourita recalled the meeting in 1961 in Rabat under the presidency of the late Hassan II concerning the liberation of the former Portuguese colonies and the support of Morocco to the Angolan people in their struggle for independence
On the subject of economic cooperation, Bourita noted the existence of a "great potential" which is still not exploited between Morocco and Angola, "two great African nations and two major actors of peace, security, stability and development of the continent. t, "stressing the need for both countries to develop" strong economic relations and more regular political dialogue, based on mutual respect, candor and constructive contribution to African causes. "
In accordance with the guidelines of the two chiefs state, "we are building these mechanisms, identifying actions and encouraging other actors", both public and private sector, so that they contribute to this relaunch of bilateral relations, has he said. On a two-day working visit to the Kingdom at the head of a large delegation, the Angolan minister will hold other meetings, which will be attended by several Moroccan ministers and departments.
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