Rabat – Vice President of El Salvador Felix Ulloa has renewed his support for Morocco’s position on the western Sahara.
Ulloa made his comments during a meeting on Monday with ambassador and general director for bilateral relationships and regional affairs Fouad Yazourh in San Salvador on Monday.
“Since 2019, El Salvador has strengthened his cooperation with Morocco, which was further solidified with the opening of the message in Rabat in 2022. These steps have shaped an important phase in El Salvador’s foreign policy,” said the Vice President.
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The Moroccan ambassador informed the same feeling and emphasized the importance of strong relationships between the two countries and their interest in deepening bilateral cooperation across different areas.
He said both countries were determined to continue to promote peace and respect for sovereignty, which expresses the commitment of Morocco to promote cooperation with El Salvador in retail and in the trading sector.
According to your website, the observatory of economic complexity Morocco The exported 13.5 million US dollars to El Salvador in 2023. The main products that cover Morocco’s exports include both mixed mineral and chemical fertilizers as well as textiles.
According to El Salvador’s foreign ministry, the two Countries Discussed several topics as part of the second political consultation meeting on Monday.
“This meeting made it possible for both parties to check the progress of their relationship and to determine the possibilities for further expansion of bilateral ties in areas with common interest, including development cooperation and economic exchange,” said the Ministry.
The deputy Foreign Minister Adriana Mira was also satisfied with the connections between the two countries and found that El Salvador’s strategy lies with the deepening of relationships with a key partner such as Morocco.
“For this reason, we try to strengthen our bonds of friendship and cooperation, and thus converts this to advantages for the population,” said Mira.
The Salvadoranian Ministry identified Morocco as one of its main allies in Africa.
“It is the first goal on the continent to preserve a Salvadoran message that serves as a bridge to bring closer and expand relationships with the region,” added the ministry.
