Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Abroad Nasser Bourita held, on Thursday, a phone conversation with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Hungary, Peter Szijjarto.
On this occasion, the two ministers welcomed the excellent relations between the two countries, which have been developed continuously since the last visit of HM King Mohammed VI to Hungary in 2016.
Strengthening relations with the Republic of Hungary, a member of the Visegrad Group, is part of HM the King’s Vision, which is to diversify partnerships with the European Union, according to a press release from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans Abroad.
The dynamics between the two countries are given a new impetus with an ambition to diversify the bilateral cooperation and to establish a model of strategic partnership, based on the new European Union neighborhood policy, in which Morocco is considered a reference.
The two ministers also agreed to work jointly in other regions, capitalizing on the assets of Morocco as a gateway to Africa and of Hungary as a gateway to Central Europe, according to the same source.
Szijjarto also hailed Morocco’s exemplary management of the Covid-19 crisis, in particular the success of the vaccination campaign, which illustrates the credibility of Morocco as a reliable partner on the international scene.
The Hungarian FM welcomed, on this occasion, Morocco’s contribution to the political process in Libya and hailed its role as a peace and stability advocator, both in Africa and in the Middle East.
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