Minister of Foreign Affairs Sara Beysolow Nyanti in Alliance with Sierra Leone, Ivory Coast, and Guinea Autographed Morocco’s Roadmap of Cooperation for the period 2024-2026

By Abdul Rahman Bangura-

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NEW AFRICA BUSINESS NEWS (NABN) Freetown, Sierra Leone- This consensus establishes on a firm foundation of partnership and enlists crucial areas of attention for continued partnership between all nations. The pact, which covers the 2025-2027 period, was
initiated by Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita, and his peers Kacou Houaja
Leon Adom (Côte d’Ivoire), Morissanda Kouyate (Guinea), Sara Beysolow Nyanti (Liberia) and Musa Timothy Kabba (Sierra Leone).
Signed on the sidelines of the 79th session of the UN General Assembly, the roadmap directs to education and vocational training, technical cooperation in priority sectors and the field of security, economic and investment promotion, as well as financial assistance.

According to the Agreement, the Kingdom of Morocco and the member states of the Mano River Union are bound by strong, long standing ties of brotherhood and solidarity and Bonds of friendship, mutual respect and a shared vision for a prosperous.

The Liberian Minister of Foreign Affairs applauded Morocco’s constant support for countries of the Mano River Union, and its readiness to
share expertise and know-how in several fields to bring development and prosperity to this part of the continent.

‘’It is a step forward in deepening cooperation relations between the Kingdom and this regional bloc”, she said, praising Morocco’s leadership, embodied in the Royal Atlantic Initiative.

Under this roadmap, implemented by the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI), the Kingdom is committed to sharing its experience and best practices with the Mano River Union countries. The roadmap highlights that Morocco has put in place several strategic plans in various development fields such as vocational training, agriculture, water, fisheries, tourism and renewable energies to accelerate progress and contribute to the diversification of its economy.

Under the terms of the agreement, the parties agreed to pursue regular visits to support bids and exchange views on common multilateral and regional issues, notably through high-level meetings of foreign ministers and senior officials. The signing ceremony was attended by Morocco’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the UN Omar Hilale and Ambassador and Director General of AMCI Mohamed Methqal.

On the sidelines of the UNGA, Minister Nyanti also held discussions and signed on behalf of the Liberian Government five diplomatic
agreements. Out of the 5 new relationships, three were signed with Bahrain, Uzbekistan and Croatia.

Minister Nyanti urged her counterparts to continue to partner for peace and security in the global community.

The Liberian Foreign Minister and her Counterparts exchanged views on enhancing bilateral cooperation as well as closer coordination based on mutual respect and appreciation for the international rules-based order.

All countries declared support for Liberia’s non permanent seat bid at the UN Security Council for 2026-2027. The agreements with El Salvador and Bolivia will be signed at a later date.

For New Africa Business News (NABN) Abdul Rahman Bangura Reports, Africa Correspondent