The Belgian and Moroccan parliaments can play important roles in boosting relations between the two kingdoms, said Eliane Tillieux, Belgium’s House of Representatives, on Thursday in Brussels.
“Belgium and Morocco enjoy distinguished relations at all levels, and our parliamentary institutions can help raise them to higher levels,” Tillieux told MAP, on the sidelines of a working session with Moroccan House of Representatives’ delegation visiting the Belgian parliament on Thursday and Friday.
The visit, she said, was an opportunity to exchange views with her Moroccan counterparts on the Belgian federal parliament’s model of bilingualism.
The Moroccan delegation will hold meetings with officials at the House of Representatives, the Senate and the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region.
The delegation, led by Mohamed Sibari, First Vice-President of the House of Representatives, comprises Zina Idhli (National Rally of Independents, RNI), Ilham Saqi (Authenticity and Modernity) and Hassan Ben Omar (RNI).
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