Parliamentarians from Latin America have hailed Morocco’s commitment to promoting human rights and the progress made by the Kingdom in this field.
In statements to MAP on the sidelines of their participation in the First International Forum of Young Socialist and Social Democratic Parliamentarians, being held in Marrakech on May 29-31, the Latin American MPs praised Morocco’s particular interest in promoting human rights issues, as well as the efforts made to consolidate the Kingdom’s economic development momentum.
Mexican MP Carla Ayala expressed her country’s willingness to benefit from Morocco’s experience in promoting human rights, commending the Kingdom’s distinguished political, economic and social experience and its leading role on the international scene.
Underlining the importance of this international event, which “represents an opportunity to listen to different points of view and to learn from and benefit from the diverse experiences of the participating countries”, Ayala indicated that this kind of activity is likely to strengthen bilateral relations between Morocco and Mexico, “which can be further consolidated by organizing such forums in both countries and intensifying diplomatic cooperation.”
For his part, the President of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) Youth in Mexico, Carlos Mancilla, stressed that Morocco has made great strides in the defense of human rights, noting that the organization of such international events denotes Morocco’s strong commitment to defending just causes, particularly those relating to youth.
Chilean MP Danisa Astudillo Peirettia stressed the importance of developing relations between her country and Morocco at all levels in the context of the significant economic development experienced by Morocco in recent years, particularly in the agricultural and tourism fields, expressing the wish to see bilateral cooperation in this area strengthened.
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