Rabat - The Moroccan-Egyptian crisis has provided an opportunity for building a better future for relations between the two countries, Moroccan Foreign Minister Salaheddine Mezouar said Thursday in Rabat.
This trend is illustrated by the visit of the Egyptian Foreign Minister to Morocco on January 15-16, which laid the foundations for a strong, strategic and renewed partnership, Mezouar said at a parliamentary meeting.
In this regard, Mezouar recalled the position of Egypt, which has expressed its commitment to the kingdom's territorial integrity, noting that all these efforts were crowned by the phone conversation between King Mohammed VI and Egyptian President Abdelfettah Al-Sissi.
"Hostile parties to Morocco were seeking to exacerbate the Moroccan-Egyptian crisis," Mezouar said, adding that these parties have used the same methods and tried to take advantage of the new situation in Egypt to seek new enemies of the kingdom's territorial integrity.
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