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Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita, and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany, Annalena Baerbock, held the first session of the Multidimensional Strategic Dialogue in Berlin on Friday, as agreed in the Joint Morocco-German Declaration of August 25, 2022.
At the end of this first session of the Dialogue, the two ministers reaffirmed their shared interest in pursuing the implementation of the Joint Declaration and strengthening the multi-faceted partnership in all policy areas.
They also reaffirmed their desire to further develop bilateral economic and trade relations, and encouraged economic players in this respect. They underlined Morocco’s significant investment potential, as highlighted by the Moroccan Investment Charter.
In the field of migration cooperation, the ministers expressed their support for the work of the bilateral Joint Migration Group, which held its inaugural session on January 23, 2024, and welcomed the regular working
meetings.
They agreed that reducing irregular migration is a common challenge and requires a comprehensive approach, guaranteeing international human rights standards. They thus agreed to continue improving professional mobility, legal migration, return, readmission and reintegration.
In terms of security cooperation, they welcomed the joint declaration signed by the Interior Ministers on October 31, 2023, aimed at resuming cooperation in all areas of domestic policy.
The two ministers stressed their shared ambition to deepen dialogue to tackle terrorism and other security challenges together, notably within the Global Coalition against Daesh and the Global Counterterrorism Forum.
They underlined their fruitful cooperation in the fields of climate policy, biodiversity, renewable energies and green hydrogen, which will be intensified at a strategic level.
Bourita and Baerbock agreed to promote bilateral cooperation in the cultural and academic fields and to strengthen ties between peoples.
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