Morocco’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the African Union ( AU ) and the UNECA, Mohamed Arrouchi, engaged in discussions on Friday at the AU headquarters in Addis Ababa. The talks with AU Commission Chairperson, Moussa Faki Mahamat, centered on fostering cooperation between the Kingdom and the pan-African organization, highlighting key diplomatic efforts for enhanced collaboration.

During the meeting, the two parties delved into Morocco’s noteworthy presence across diverse African Union bodies, emphasizing collaborative efforts between Morocco and the pan-African organization.

In reaffirming Morocco’s steadfast commitment, the diplomat reiterated the Kingdom’s dedication to bolstering collective African initiatives. This commitment aligns with the Royal Vision for collaborative African action, serving the noble causes of Africa and advancing the vital interests of its citizens in peace, security, and development domains.

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On Wednesday, the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Peter Szijjarto, underscored Morocco ‘s crucial role as a responsible player and a key partner for Hungary in promoting peace and stability in both the region and Africa. The minister praised Morocco’s significant contributions to fostering cooperation and maintaining a positive influence on the geopolitical landscape.

During a joint press conference with Morocco’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita, Hungary’s Foreign Minister highlighted the Kingdom’s responsible policy in combating irregular migration.

Szijjarto emphasized Morocco’s unequivocal and resolute stance against terrorism, recognizing it as a factor contributing to illegal migration.

Emphasizing the interdependence of stability and peace between Africa and Europe, the Hungarian minister underscored Morocco’s pivotal role as a key partner for the European Union in ensuring peace and security.

He conveyed Hungary’s appreciation to Morocco for its dedicated efforts in combatting irregular migratory flows.

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The Launch of the ninth high-level symposium on “Peace and Security in Africa,” which included Morocco as a participant, got underway in the Algerian city of Oran.

The Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Morocco to the African Union and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa serves as the Chair of the Ambassador. Mohamed Arouchi is the representative of Morocco at this conference.

Its work will be concentrated on “Imposing and Implementing Sanctions by Organizations and Partners on African,” “African Responses to Emerging Threats to Peace and Security on the Continent: Addressing the Scourge of Terrorism and Violent Extremism in Africa,” and “Disarmament and Control of the Proliferation of Illicit Small Arms and Light Weapons: Silencing the Firearms in Africa.” Members of the Union.

The Kingdom of Morocco’s continued commitment to an Africa that enjoys peace, stability, and prosperity is reflected in its participation in this symposium, which marks the conclusion of Morocco’s efforts on the continent for peace, security, and sustainable development.

Morocco has made a constructive contribution to enhancing the working procedures of the Peace and Security Council of the African Union and to promoting best practices in the work of the Union since its return to the African Union in January 2017.

This is based on its commitment and determination to serve the continental agenda in the field of peace and security according to a comprehensive and multidimensional approach.

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