Morocco's Diplomatic Compound Inaugurated in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi - Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Nasser Bourita, chaired on Tuesday in Abu Dhabi the inauguration ceremony of Morocco's diplomatic compound in Abu Dhabi.
The ceremony was attended by Emirati minister of State, Zaki Nusseibeh, Morocco's ambassador to the UAE, Mohamed Ait Ali, several ambassadors to the UAE, as well as a number of senior officials.
Speaking on this occasion, Ait Ali said that the inauguration of this compound, whose construction works were launched two years ago, reflects the distinguished relations between the two countries.
The compound, which includes Morocco's embassy and consular offices, will contribute to the strengthening of the relations between Morocco and the Emirates, the diplomat added.
He also underlined the particular interest granted by HM King Mohammed VI to the Moroccan community abroad, adding that the Sovereign attaches particular importance to the improvement of services provided to this community.
The ceremony was attended by Emirati minister of State, Zaki Nusseibeh, Morocco's ambassador to the UAE, Mohamed Ait Ali, several ambassadors to the UAE, as well as a number of senior officials.
Speaking on this occasion, Ait Ali said that the inauguration of this compound, whose construction works were launched two years ago, reflects the distinguished relations between the two countries.
The compound, which includes Morocco's embassy and consular offices, will contribute to the strengthening of the relations between Morocco and the Emirates, the diplomat added.
He also underlined the particular interest granted by HM King Mohammed VI to the Moroccan community abroad, adding that the Sovereign attaches particular importance to the improvement of services provided to this community.
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