
Mohammed VI congratulates Emmanuel Macron, President of the French Republic
King Mohammed VI sent a message of congratulations and good wishes to Emmanuel Macron, on the occasion of his election as president of the French republic.
In this message, the sovereign expressed his warmest congratulations to the new French president and his sincere wishes for success in the high mission that the French have entrusted to him, indicates a MAP dispatch.
« Your election crowns your political career. It is also a tribute to your high human and intellectual qualities by the French people who, faithful to the noble values which underpin the identity of your country, have chosen progress, openness and confidence in the future », underlined the king in his message.
« The sovereign wished to recall that the Moroccan and French people, who are linked by a centuries-old friendship, based on mutual esteem and a community of human values, have been able, over the years, to build a strong and multifaceted partnership which is illustrated by its sustainability and stability », underlines the dispatch.
« It is a strategic choice, desired and assumed, that the two countries have been able to constantly renew and consolidate in the face of the multiple political, human and socio-economic challenges that they have had to face for decades », maintained King Mohammed VI. The sovereign said he was convinced that the partnership between Morocco and France, under the presidency of Emmanuel Macron, “will be part of this dynamic and will gain in depth and intensity”.
« The Franco-Moroccan partnership will, as always, be part of the pursuit of the same ideals: peace, security, openness to others and dialogue between cultures and civilizations », also assured the sovereign who welcomed the alliance between the two countries in the fight against terrorism and obscurantism. The King also wanted to assure of his desire to work with President Macron to “consolidate this exemplary cooperation so that we meet the multiple challenges that challenge our Euro-Mediterranean space and the Sahelo-Saharan region”
source: huffpostmaghreb

