Iraqi FM Applauds ‘Full, Thorough’ Bilateral Coordination with Morocco

Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Fuad Hussein, applauded Saturday in Rabat the “full” and “thorough” coordination characterizing the Moroccan-Iraqi relations.

Speaking at a joint press briefing on the shut of his talks with Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita, Iraq’s prime diplomat confused that this exhaustive coordination covers all areas of bilateral cooperation in addition to a number of world points.

The Iraqi minister recalled, on this regard, the reopening of the Moroccan embassy in Baghdad, which he described as a “significant milestone towards greater development and strengthening of bilateral ties.”

In this context, Hussein underscored the significance of drawing inspiration from Morocco’s “pioneering” and “rich” expertise in Africa, notably within the fields of financial system, tourism, and different energies. He known as for increasing the scope of bilateral partnership on the African stage.

He additionally advocated for bolstering cooperation between the personal sectors of each nations to facilitate enterprise individuals’s entry to their respective markets, contemplating the large alternatives they provide, stressing the necessity to improve air connectivity to advertise tourism in each nations.

The Iraqi authorities official acknowledged that his discussions together with his counterpart had been a possibility to deal with a spread of points associated to the scenario within the Arab area, in addition to a number of different regional and worldwide matters of mutual curiosity.