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Rabat – King Abdullah II of Jordan held on Tuesday, October 8, a phone call with King Mohammed VI to check on his health.
Jordanian news Agency PETRA reported that King Abdullah “checked on the health of King Mohammed VI of Morocco.”
The phone conversation came after a statement from the royal office announcing, on September 29, that King Mohammed VI contracted an “acute bilateral pneumonitis of the viral original.”
The monarch’s health condition compelled his personal doctor to prescribe medical rest.
King Abdullah checked on the health of the monarch after his “recovery from a recent ailment,” the Jordanian news agency added.
King Abdullah of Jordan also wished the monarch “continued good health and well-being,” the statement added.
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Morocco and Jordan maintain strong diplomatic ties reinforced through the determination of both countries to strengthen their diplomatic ties.
King Abdullah visited Morocco in March, when he met with King Mohammed VI to discuss several topics of common interest.
During the visit, the Moroccan and Jordanian monarchs reiterated their commitment to the Palestinians’ struggle for rights and dignity of Palestinians.
The visit also served as an opportunity for both to discuss ways to expand business ties between the two kingdoms.
Morocco foreign minister Nasser Bourita reiterated his country’s commitment during his visit to Jordan in July.
Bourita told the Jordanian press that his visit is meant to reaffirm Morocco’s commitment to the new “communication and cooperation channels” initiated between the two countries under the leadership of Morocco’s King Mohammed VI and Jordan’s Abdullah II.
