Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein and Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita engaged in discussions on regional challenges and enhancing bilateral relations, focusing on cooperation across sectors such as finance, industry, and tourism, alongside boosting security and cultural exchanges.
On Saturday, Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein held discussions with Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita regarding regional challenges and enhancing bilateral relations. Their meeting, which took place at the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, focused on strengthening cooperation between Iraq and Morocco across several sectors, including finance, industry, and tourism.
Minister Bourita emphasized the significance of Hussein’s visit, advocating for the activation of mechanisms for joint efforts and cooperation. He acknowledged the vital role of Iraq as an economic platform for Morocco in the region and Morocco’s potential as a beneficial investment avenue for Iraq in Africa.
During the discussions, Hussein expressed his commitment to developing economic ties and exploring mutual opportunities through the proposed joint committee. Both ministers acknowledged the importance of security cooperation, particularly Iraq’s experienced approach to counterterrorism.
They also highlighted the need for increased cultural and sports exchanges, promoting official visits to strengthen partnerships, particularly relating to Morocco’s upcoming hosting of the FIFA World Cup. They agreed on capitalizing on the capabilities of Iraqi and Moroccan communities abroad to bolster their development initiatives.
This initiative is aimed at enhancing cooperation between Iraq and Morocco across various domains, reinforcing bilateral relations, and establishing a strategic partnership for future collaboration.
The meeting between the Iraqi and Moroccan foreign ministers reflects a broader trend of Middle Eastern nations seeking stronger partnerships to address regional issues collectively. Both countries are looking to enhance their bilateral relations, recognizing the potential for increased economic cooperation, security collaboration, and cultural exchange amidst shared challenges in the region.
The discussions between Iraq and Morocco underscore the importance of regional collaboration to address shared challenges. Both nations aim to foster strong economic, security, and cultural ties that could promote stability and mutual growth in the region.
Original Source: ina.iq
