International Cooperation Minister Receives Ambassador of Morocco to Khartoum

05:43 PM March, 22 2016

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Khartoum, 22 March (SUNA) - The Minister of International Cooperation Kamal Hassan Ali, has received in his office at ministry the Ambassador of Morocco to Khartoum Mohamed Maa Al - Ainain, and discussed with him bilateral cooperation.

Kamal, the International Cooperation Minister said in statement after meeting that they discussed a number of economic, political and social questions of mutual concern for the two countries .

He added that two countries agreed to convene the meeting of the high committee on bilateral cooperation, this Year, headed by the First Vice - President of the Sudan and and Prime Minister of Morocco.

He said that the Minister reviewed all agreement signed between the two countries with the view to evaluate the level of implementation and to revitalize all dossier.

Maa - Alainain, affirmed that there are more than three agreements and development - training project signed recently by the governmental and the private sectors.

He indicated that the Morocco's companies desires to make bilateral cooperation in interest the peoples .

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