Lower House Speaker represents King at inauguration of Guatemala's new President

Lower House Speaker represents King at inauguration of Guatemala's new President
Monday 15 January 2024 - 16:45

Speaker of the House of Representatives (lower house), Rachid Talbi El Alami, represented King Mohammed VI at the inauguration ceremony of Guatemala’s new president, Bernardo Arévalo, which took place on Sunday in Guatemala-City.

Arévalo’s official investiture ceremony took place at the Miguel Angel Asturias national Theater, in the presence of numerous heads of State and government, as well as representatives of legislative institutions.

At the ceremony, the speaker of the House of Representatives was accompanied by Morocco’s ambassador to Guatemala, Tarik Louajri.

On this occasion, Talbi El Alami conveyed to Bernardo Arévalo the congratulations of King Mohammed VI on his election to the highest office of his country.

The ceremony was an opportunity to express Morocco’s willingness to strengthen its ties with Guatemala in all areas, the speaker of the House of Representatives told MAP.

In a message addressed to Bernardo Arévalo following his election as president of the Republic of Guatemala, the King expressed His warmest congratulations to Arévalo for the trust placed in him by the friendly people of Guatemala, and His sincere wishes for success in his high office.

“On this occasion, I would like to express the Kingdom of Morocco’s esteem for the distinguished ties of friendship that unite us with the Republic of Guatemala, and for the bilateral cooperation relations that are progressing exponentially in all areas and which, I am convinced, will grow stronger for the benefit of both peoples and in the service of complementarity and South-South cooperation”, said the Sovereign.

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