Moroccan-Jordanian Talks on Strengthening Judicial Cooperation

Moroccan-Jordanian Talks on Strengthening Judicial Cooperation
Thursday 27 August 2020 - 19:07

Moroccan Ambassador to Amman Khaled Naciri held talks, on Wednesday, with Jordanian Justice Minister Bassam Al-Talhouni, on cooperation and coordination between Morocco and Jordan in the judicial and legal fields.

Discussions between the two parties also focused on ways to strengthen cooperation in these areas, within the framework of agreements and memoranda of understanding between the two countries.

On this occasion, Naciri highlighted the quality of political relations existing between the two Kingdoms, the foundations of which were laid by late HM Hassan II and late HM Hussein ben Talal. These ties were subsequently consolidated by HM King Mohammed VI and His brother HM King Abdullah II, added the Moroccan diplomat.

For his part, Al-Talhouni underlined the depth of the distinguished relations between Morocco and Jordan, two brotherly countries which have the same positions over the causes of the Arab and Islamic Ummah.

 

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