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Rabat – The Republic of Madagascar has announced that it will soon open an embassy in Rabat, celebrating the imminent move as a significant step towards deepening bilateral relations and cooperation with Morocco.
In a joint statement released following discussions with her Moroccan counterpart Nasser Bourita in Rabat today, Madagascar’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Rasata Rafaravavitafika, said that the establishment of the embassy reflects a strong commitment to deepening cooperation between the two nations.
She emphasized that the new embassy will mark the beginning of a new era in bilateral relations and provide Madagascar with the opportunity to benefit from Morocco’s successful experience in various fields.
During their meeting on Friday, the two foreign ministers signed two cooperation agreements to further deepen bilateral relations.
The first agreement pertains to the health sector, while the second involves a visa exemption for holders of diplomatic and service passports from both countries.
The signing of the agreements
The signing of these agreements reflects the mutual desire of both countries to further strengthen their cooperation, said Rafaravavitafika in a press briefing following her talks with Bourita.
The agreements represent a “new phase in bilateral cooperation” and herald a “new chapter” in the history of relations between the two countries, she added.
In addition, she expressed gratitude to Morocco for providing more scholarships for Malagasy students and diplomats.
Rafaravavitafika also praised Morocco’s serious and credible efforts to resolve the Western Sahara dispute, while reiterating her support for the efforts made by the United Nations.
Both ministers reaffirmed their commitment to the principles of international law, particularly the sovereignty of states.
