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Morocco vows to boost ties with France

Xinhua, May 2, 2017 Adjust font size:

Morocco vowed to deepen multifaceted partnership with France, Morocco's king office said in a statement on Tuesday.

The statement came following a meeting between Morocco's King Mohammed VI and French President Francois Hollande in Paris, and contained the king's appreciation for Hollande's personal commitment in favor of the bilateral ties.

The king also assured Hollande of Morocco's support for strengthening relations between the two countries.

The two leaders highlighted their personal relations of esteem and mutual respect, calling it the basis to renew partnership in the fields of security, sustainable development, culture and education, the statement said.

They expressed confidence in the vitality of the partnership, which transcends political agendas and has a strategic scope for the two countries, the statement added. Endit