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Morocco and France are capable of initiating fruitful dynamics underpinned by strategic alliances, said Arnaud Montebourg, former French Minister of the Economy, Productive Recovery, and Digital Affairs, on Tuesday in Casablanca.
“Our two countries have a lot to build together. Uniting is very powerful and creates irresistible dynamics,” emphasized the former French minister on a meeting centered on industrial sovereignty.
Montebourg said he was “very impressed” by the Kingdom’s achievements in numerous fields, noting that Morocco and France share “a very strong common foundation: history and the present,” as well as a tradition of working together and a mutual understanding to progress jointly.
In this regard, he stressed the importance of having a “winning North-South strategy” and of pooling resources and strengths in order to “jointly defend our respective sovereignties.”
“By combining our means, our scientific and technological resources, our public and private capital, as well as our diplomacy, we will be able to secure strong positions on the global stage,” he added.
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