U.S. Coordinator for Atlantic cooperation hails the King's leadership

U.S. Coordinator for Atlantic cooperation hails the King's leadership
Wednesday 26 April 2023 - 09:00

US Coordinator for Atlantic Cooperation Jessica Lapenn hailed, Tuesday in Rabat, King Mohammed VI’s leadership in the Atlantic area.

Morocco plays a leading role in the Atlantic area under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, the US official told reporters after her meeting with Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Living Abroad Nasser Bourita.

In this regard, she recalled the holding of the ministerial meeting of the Atlantic African States in June in Rabat.

“We are in Morocco for consultations in order to learn from the Moroccan experience in terms of leadership in the Atlantic,” he added.

“We are working with Morocco to make the Atlantic a zone of opportunity and to come together as an Atlantic community for the Atlantic,” the U.S. official continued.

She also called for collaboration among the Atlantic community through consultations between countries on both sides of the Atlantic.

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