The strengthening of cooperation between France and Morocco in the field of justice was the focus of a meeting, Friday in Paris, between Minister of Justice Abdellatif Ouahbi, and his French counterpart Eric Dupond-Moretti.
This meeting was an opportunity to exchange ideas and examine some outstanding issues, Ouahbi told the press at the end of the meeting, which took place in the presence of the Moroccan ambassador in Paris, Mohammed Benchaâboun.
“We have decided to work together (…) to strengthen this bilateral cooperation,” said Ouahbi who described as “very good” the Moroccan-French ties in the field of justice.
This “convergence is likely to contribute to further strengthening relations between the two countries, in accordance with the will of their Heads of State,” said the Moroccan Minister.
In addition, Ouahbi said that he had discussed with his French counterpart other issues of bilateral cooperation, including those affecting the Moroccan community in France, as well as common matters on which the two countries are currently working, adding that this meeting also focused on the exchange of experiences and information in several areas of common interest.
“The relationship between Morocco and France is good, and we will work to preserve it,” he concluded.
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