Cooperation between Morocco and Serbia will take on a new dimension in the near future, according to the Serbian Foreign Minister, Nikola Selakovic.
“Morocco is a friend of Serbia. I am convinced that our cooperation will continue and will even expand and intensify,” Selakovic pointed out in a statement published by the Serbian Foreign Affairs Ministry at the end of his visit to the Kingdom.
The two countries will celebrate next year the 65th anniversary of the establishment of their diplomatic relations, he said, noting that “next year will be the year of Morocco in Serbia and the year of Serbia in Morocco”.
“I hope that we will have the opportunity to welcome Morocco’s officials to Serbia very soon,” he said, adding that Morocco and Serbia have a lot of similarities, both in terms of foreign policy and everyday life.
He said he was “very proud of the very positive remarks” made by Moroccan officials on Serbia and the country’s management.
“I am proud to see how Serbia is appreciated in Morocco”, he pointed out, noting that the Kingdom is “a friendly country of the Republic of Serbia, a country which witnesses an unprecedented development “.
Referring to the meetings he had during his visit to the Kingdom, the minister said he had had talks with the head of government and with the speaker of the House of Representatives.
“I had very fruitful discussions with my Moroccan counterpart Nasser Bourita, a true friend of our country because of the support he provides to Serbia at international fora and within the various international organizations,” he said.
Discussions with Moroccan officials focused on the consolidation of cooperation, particularly at the economic level, and on the preparation of the third session of the joint commission for commercial, economic and scientific cooperation, scheduled for the summer, the minister added.
He also expressed the wish to see bilateral cooperation expanding in the areas of higher education, culture and scientific research.
Regarding his meeting with the mayor of Rabat, the minister said that talks focused on cooperation between the capitals of the two countries which is developing at an accelerated pace over the past few years.
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