Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs Nasser Bourita met with a delegation of U.S. senators in Rabat, led by Kansas Senator Jerry Moran.
The visit underscored the strategic importance of the Morocco-U.S. relationship, with Senator Moran highlighting Morocco’s crucial role as a provider of global stability and peace amid an increasingly uncertain international landscape.
“It is very important for the United States to have the closest ties and the best relations with Morocco,” stated Jerry Moran, emphasizing the importance of the partnership between the two nations. He noted that Morocco, is recognized for its role in promoting regional stability, has earned U.S. recognition for its peace-building efforts.
During the meeting, Moran praised Morocco’s efforts in fostering international consensus and conflict resolution. “I want to express our gratitude for the way Morocco operates in the world, seeking consensus to bring people together,” he added,
Senator Moran advocated for further strengthening ties between Washington and Rabat, he stressed that Morocco’s experience in promoting stability and peace could be a model for other regions, particularly Africa. “It is necessary to strengthen cooperation with the Kingdom to export Morocco’s model of stability to the rest of the world, especially to Africa,” Moran stated.
Alongside Senator Moran, the U.S. delegation included important political figures such as U.S. Ambassador to Morocco Talwat Runeet, as well as Senators Susan Collins, John Boozman, and John Cornyn. Also present was Minority Secretary Robert Duncan.
It’s worth noting that this meeting is part of ongoing bilateral efforts to improve cooperation across various sectors.
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