Diplomatic dialogue boosts Azerbaijan-Morocco parliamentary relations
Baku, June 23 — High-level discussions in Azerbaijan’s capital have underscored the growing strength of parliamentary relations between Azerbaijan and Morocco. The meeting, held during the 20th session of the Parliamentary Conference of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), brought together key legislative figures from both nations.
Sahibé Gafarova, Speaker of Azerbaijan’s Milli Mejlis, welcomed Mohamed Ghayate, Vice-President of Morocco’s Chamber of Representatives, highlighting the robust and mutually respectful nature of bilateral ties. Both sides noted the steady progress in political cooperation, particularly within international organizations where the two countries have demonstrated strong alignment and mutual support.
The importance of interparliamentary collaboration in deepening these relations was a central theme of the discussions. Gafarova reflected on her recent official visit to Morocco and past interactions with Moroccan counterparts at global forums, emphasizing how these exchanges have fortified diplomatic bonds. Active friendship groups within the legislatures of both countries were recognized for their pivotal role in fostering dialogue and cooperation, while a newly signed parliamentary memorandum of understanding was cited as a catalyst for further collaboration.
Strengthening ties within international parliamentary networks also featured prominently in the talks. Both delegations reaffirmed their commitment to advancing cooperation within the Non-Aligned Movement Parliamentary Network, with Morocco’s active participation and leadership in this forum highlighted as a key driver of progress.
