Mauritania seeks to arrange joint committee with Morocco

Mauritania seeks to arrange joint committee with Morocco
Tuesday 28 September 2021 - 20:02

The Mauritanian Foreign Minister Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed said his country is planning to arrange the joint higher committee between Morocco and Mauritania, as he laid the grounds today for the construction of the new diplomatic complex of Mauritania in Rabat.

The Mauritanian official, who is on a two-day working visit to Morocco, said after meeting the Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs that he seeks to “arrange the conditions for the convening of the Higher Committee, at the level of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the holding of the eighth higher session of cooperation between the two countries.”

He said regarding his country’s new embassy building in Ranat that “this important project will be one of the symbols of distinguished relations between our two brotherly countries,” forming the wish to see “this building contribute to consolidate the close and multifaceted ties” between Morocco and Mauritania.

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