Romania reiterated its support for Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara, reported MAP on Wednesday.
This move came after both Foreign Affairs Ministers Nasser Bourita, and Bogdan Aurescu held talks on the sidelines of the Marrakech coalition meeting.
Aurescu said that his country renews its support, following Morocco’s efforts to resolve Sahara issues.
Additionally, both Ministers expressed their intention to continue dialogue in order to guarantee international peace and security.
Bourita and Aurescu also stressed the positive outcome of both countries in maintaining stability, security, and peace over time.
They also agreed on strengthening bilateral relations as well as building a deep partnership in different fields, including education, scientific research, innovation, digital technology, and culture.
The Netherlands and Serbia also recognized on Wednesday Morocco’s autonomy plan for Sahara.
Last Month, Spain stood behind Morocco’s autonomy plan as well, opening a new chapter in Spanish Moroccan relations after a year-long diplomatic spat.
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