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Benin and Morocco Strengthen Parliamentary Ties

Benin's parliamentary delegation visited Morocco to strengthen ties and cooperation in various sectors, including parliamentary diplomacy and economic relations, while reaffirming support for Morocco's territorial integrity.

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National Assembly Of BeninHouse Of Councillors (Morocco)Moroccan GovernmentBeninese Government

Louis Gbéhounou VlavonouMohamed Ould ErrachidKing Mohammed ViPatrice Talon

What role did the visiting president highlight for parliamentary diplomacy?: Vlavonou highlighted the role of parliamentary diplomacy in enhancing bilateral ties, promoting dialogue, and aligning perspectives on bilateral and multilateral issues. He also praised Morocco's support for Benin's development.
What were some of the broader continental issues discussed during the meeting?: Both sides emphasized the strong relations between Morocco and Benin, based on friendship, solidarity, and mutual respect. They also discussed opportunities for increased economic cooperation and collaboration on African development initiatives.
What was Benin's stance on the Moroccan Sahara issue, according to the article?: Vlavonou reiterated Benin's support for Morocco's territorial integrity regarding the Sahara issue, commending Morocco's development under King Mohammed VI's leadership. He considers Morocco a model for regional and international development.
What were some of the key areas of cooperation discussed between the two countries?: Mohamed Ould Errachid, President of the Moroccan House of Councillors, reaffirmed Morocco's commitment to bolstering bilateral parliamentary cooperation, including exchange visits and expertise sharing. He highlighted the importance of collaboration in regional and international parliamentary forums.
What was the main purpose of the visit by Benin's National Assembly President to Morocco?: Benin's National Assembly President, Louis Gbéhounou Vlavonou, visited Morocco to strengthen parliamentary relations. He emphasized the importance of parliamentary diplomacy and cooperation in various fields.

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