Thursday in Rabat, Nasser Bourita, Morocco’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans Residing Abroad, hosted Sering Modou Njie, who serves as both the Gambian Minister of Foreign Affairs and a special envoy for President Adama Barrow. During the diplomatic engagement, Mr. Njie conveyed a significant written message addressed to King Mohammed VI, underscoring the ongoing dialogue in African politics.
Following their productive discussions, Minister Njie expressed deep appreciation for the exceptional ties binding Morocco and Gambia. He emphasized the profound spirit of friendship, brotherhood, and active cooperation that consistently characterizes the relationship between the capitals, Rabat and Banjul, a testament to robust African diplomacy.
The chief Gambian diplomat further underscored the robust quality of the partnership between the two African nations. He articulated that these relations are firmly rooted in shared strategic interests and a collective determination to propel this cooperative momentum forward, contributing positively to Africa news.
Concluding his remarks, Minister Njie reiterated Gambia’s resolute commitment to further strengthen bilateral cooperation across a multitude of areas of shared strategic importance, aiming to boost the African economy.
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