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By Royal mandate: Nasser Bourita arrives in Colombia to represent the King at the new president’s inauguration

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita, has arrived in the Colombian city of Cali to represent His Majesty King Mohammed VI at the inauguration ceremony of the new Colombian president. This official visit underscores the depth of diplomatic relations and the strong bonds between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Colombia.

High-level royal representation in Colombia

The participation of the Moroccan Foreign Minister in this prominent political event embodies the commitment of His Majesty King Mohammed VI to strengthening bridges of communication and cooperation with Latin American countries. Upon his arrival at the airport, Mr. Bourita was received by several high-ranking diplomatic officials and members of the Colombian government, who expressed their great appreciation for the distinguished Moroccan presence at this historic national occasion.

Strengthening bilateral relations and South-South cooperation

This occasion provides an important opportunity for both sides to evaluate the trajectory of Moroccan-Colombian relations and discuss prospects for development in various political, economic, and cultural fields. Moroccan diplomacy, in implementation of the royal vision, attaches utmost importance to consolidating its partnerships with Latin American countries within the framework of “South-South” cooperation, based on mutual benefit and respect for the territorial sovereignty of states.

New horizons for strategic partnership

It is expected that Nasser Bourita, on the sidelines of his participation in the inauguration ceremony in Cali, will hold talks with a number of senior Colombian officials and world leaders participating in this event. These discussions will focus on ways to strengthen political coordination in international forums, develop trade, and leverage the promising investment opportunities offered by both countries.

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