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Morocco and ⁣Bahrain Strengthen Ties, Aim to Double Trade Volume

Morocco and Bahrain have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations, with a particular focus on‍ boosting economic cooperation. During a recent meeting between⁤ Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and his Bahraini counterpart, Dr. abdullatif ⁤bin rashid Al Zayani, both sides agreed to work towards doubling the volume of trade exchange ⁤over the next⁤ two years, implementing a clear monitoring mechanism to ensure this goal is achieved ⁢within the specified timeframe.https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2023/12/360499/morocco-bahrain-strengthen-ties-double-trade-volume/

Bourita announced the establishment of a unified platform to consolidate all bilateral agreements, partnerships, ⁣and commitments. This platform will‍ serve as a practical mechanism for tracking project implementation⁤ and ensuring efficiency, clearly assigning obligation for each program and enabling ⁢regular, accurate assessments of progress.

The ⁣relationship between⁤ Morocco and Bahrain is built on a long-term strategic ⁤vision and a convergence of views on regional and international issues, notably the Palestinian cause and support for a two-state solution. Bourita highlighted the strong coordination between the two countries within international forums, reflecting the robust partnership based on ⁢trust and mutual commitment. morocco has consistently advocated for a just and lasting resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on the two-state solution, recognizing the right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent state.https://www.fm.gov.ma/en/

Dr.al Zayani echoed this sentiment, emphasizing Bahrain’s dedication to exploring all avenues to enhance and diversify cooperation with Morocco across various ⁢fields, serving the mutual interests of ⁤both nations. Bahrain has been actively seeking to strengthen its economic ties with countries in the region, and⁢ Morocco represents a key partner in this strategy. https://www.mofa.gov.bh/en/

Background:

Morocco and⁤ Bahrain share a long history of diplomatic and economic relations. ⁤ Bahrain was among the first Arab nations to recognize Morocco’s independence after it gained freedom from France in 1956. The two countries have consistently collaborated on issues of regional security⁣ and stability, ⁤and have a shared interest in promoting economic advancement and investment.

while specific trade volumes were not detailed in⁣ the provided text,the commitment to double current figures indicates a significant ambition for increased economic exchange. The ‍new monitoring platform is⁢ a key step towards realizing this goal, fostering greater transparency and accountability in bilateral projects.