The Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs Jose Manuel Albares, announced on Wednesday that he will make an official visit to Morocco on 1 April.
The head of Spanish diplomacy, who made this announcement before the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Congress of Deputies, said he will hold talks with his Moroccan counterpart, Nasser Bourita.
The objective of this visit is to begin preparing the “new roadmap” with Morocco, which concerns the strengthening of bilateral relations in all areas, the revitalization of working groups and the consolidation of cooperation in all sectors, he stated.
On March 23, Spanish President Pedro Sanchez was on an official visit to the Ceuta enclave.
During his appearance before the press, alongside the president of Ceuta, Juan Vivas, the head of the Spanish government assured his audience that the recent agreement reached with Morocco on the future of the Western Sahara guarantees the territorial integrity of both countries and lays the foundation for a “much stronger relationship that guarantees mutual respect and territorial integrity of both nations.”
The acceleration of diplomatic cooperation between Morocco and Spain comes after a nearly year-long diplomatic crisis, which Spain officially ended this Friday, by officially endorsing Morocco’s autonomy plan proposal for the Western Sahara.
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