The Canada-Morocco Parliamentary Friendship Group has been reconstituted following Canada’s October 2019 general election and the formation of the new Liberal government led by Prime minister Justin Trudeau.
The reconstitution of this parliamentary group, which has always existed in previous legislative exercises, took place on Tuesday during a virtual meeting with the participation of Morocco’s ambassador in Ottawa, Souriya Otmani, as guest of honor.
The Parliamentary Friendship Group is made up of MPs from the various political parties in both houses of the Canadian Parliament, the Senate and the House of Commons. It is co-chaired by Senator Salma Ataulahjan and MP Emmanuel Dubourg and has nine members on its Executive Committee.
On this occasion, the two co-chairs highlighted the quality of the relations of cooperation and friendship between the parliaments of the two countries, while pledging to work to further consolidate parliamentary diplomacy ties with their Moroccan counterparts.
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