PM Bennett receives congratulatory letter from Moroccan King Mohammed VI

Congratulatory letter from Moroccan King Mohammed

  •   PM Bennett receives congratulatory letter from Moroccan King Mohammed VI
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    PM Bennett: Israel views Morocco as an important friend and partner in the efforts to advance peace and security in the region. I will further Israeli Moroccan relations in all spheres for the welfare and prosperity of both peoples.
     
     
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    Prime Minister Naftali Bennett (archive) Prime Minister Naftali Bennett (archive) Copyright: GPO/Kobi Gideon
     
     
    ​(Communicated by the Prime Minister's Media Adviser)
     
    King Mohammed VI of Morocco, today (Wednesday, 16 June 2021), sent a special congratulatory letter to Prime Minister Naftali Bennett upon his taking office.
     
    In the letter, the King of Morocco wrote:
     
    "I am pleased to send you warm congratulations and my wishes for success on the occasion of your being elected as Prime Minister of Israel. I would like to take this opportunity to emphasize to you that the Kingdom of Morocco is determined to continue its active role and its best efforts to advance a just and lasting peace in the Middle East, which will enable all peoples of the region to live side by side in security, stability and friendship."
     
    Prime Minister Naftali Bennett:
     
    "I thank His Majesty, King Mohammed VI of Morocco, for his warm greetings and I would like to express my highest esteem for him. Israel views Morocco as an important friend and partner in the efforts to advance peace and security in the region. I will further Israeli-Moroccan relations in all spheres for the welfare and prosperity of both peoples, who have been friends for many years."
     
    This letter joins wishes that Prime Minister Bennett has received upon taking office from a series of world leaders including the President of Russia, the President of Ukraine, the President of Argentina, the President of Brazil, the President of Kazakhstan, the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Bahrain, the Chancellor of Germany, the Chancellor of Austria, the Prime Minister of Great Britain, the Prime Minister of India, the Prime Minister of Canada, the Prime Minister of Italy, the Prime Minister of Hungary and the Prime Minister of Malta.