Doha - Speaker of the Moroccan Chamber of advisors, Mohamed Cheikh Biadillah, said relations between Morocco and Qatar are "robust and exceptional" as exchange of visits between the two countries' leaders have helped consolidate the brotherhood bonds between the two Arab countries.
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"These visits open the door for a promising future of cooperation and consolidated friendship ties between the two countries' people and institutions, particularly between the chamber of advisors and the Choura Council, the Moroccan official told Qatari news agency "QNA".
He also highlighted Qatar's democratic experience after the adoption of a constitution, noting that this experience is evolving.
Biadillah also recalled that Morocco and Qatar are both supporting the Palestinian cause and the Palestinian people and upholding the city of Al Quds against the Israeli policy seeking to obliterate the city's architecture, stressing that Bayt Mal Al Quds Acharif, (financial arm of Al Quds Committee, based in Rabat) aims to stand by the Palestinians in their resistance.
The speaker of the Moroccan upper house reviewed cooperation ties between the two countries' legislative bodies in a meeting speaker of Qatar's Choura Council, Mohamed ben Mubarak Al Khalifa.
He also highlighted Qatar's democratic experience after the adoption of a constitution, noting that this experience is evolving.
Biadillah also recalled that Morocco and Qatar are both supporting the Palestinian cause and the Palestinian people and upholding the city of Al Quds against the Israeli policy seeking to obliterate the city's architecture, stressing that Bayt Mal Al Quds Acharif, (financial arm of Al Quds Committee, based in Rabat) aims to stand by the Palestinians in their resistance.
The speaker of the Moroccan upper house reviewed cooperation ties between the two countries' legislative bodies in a meeting speaker of Qatar's Choura Council, Mohamed ben Mubarak Al Khalifa.
Source : https://www.emouaten.com/english/Morocco-Qatar-tie...
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