Morocco-Indonesia: Cooperation to Fight Covid-19 in Africa

Morocco-Indonesia: Cooperation to Fight Covid-19 in Africa
Thursday 21 May 2020 - 11:50

Indonesia is planning for a cooperation with Morocco, in the framework of the Ministerial Coordination Group on Covid-19, to counter the pandemic in the African continent, said, on Wednesday in Jakarta, Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs Retno Marsudi.

“Indonesia and Morocco have agreed to work together through the Ministerial Coordination Group on Covid-19, as well as through other international forums, to face the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly in Africa”, said Marsudi in a videoconference on the latest developments of the epidemic situation in the country.

The government official also considered that the Covid-19 pandemic cannot be definitively defeated if countries are left behind, particularly in Africa.

Regarding progress in international cooperation to counter the spread of the viral epidemic, Marsudi said that Indonesia has so far undertaken cooperation actions with 111 international partners, including 11 countries, 12 organizations international and 88 Non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

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