French MP Lauds 'Historically Strategic' Partnership with Morocco

French MP Lauds 'Historically Strategic' Partnership with Morocco
Tuesday 25 May 2021 - 16:02

French MP Yves Hemedinger lauded Tuesday the “historically strategic” partnership between France and the Kingdom of Morocco.

In a meeting with the Consul General of Morocco in Strasbourg Driss El Kaissi, Hemedinger, member of the Standing Committee on Economic Affairs in the National Assembly, expressed his support for Morocco as a “historically strategic partner of France and Europe”.

Hemedinger, who is also a member of the French delegation to the Council of Europe, said that Morocco, under the leadership of HM King Mohammed VI, “has always been and will remain a reliable and credible country” proving it every day in its international relations with the rest of the world.

“Morocco’s African leadership is very valuable for Europe’s relations with Africa, which enables the Kingdom to fully play its role as a bridge between the two continents,” the French MP noted, quoted in a statement from the Consulate General of the Kingdom in Strasbourg.

 

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