Wednesday, May 22, 2024 at 10:24
Strasbourg – The Kingdom of Morocco was unanimously re-elected as vice-president of the Executive Committee of the European Center for Global Interdependence and Solidarity, under the Council of Europe, commonly known as the “Northern Center South”.
The reappointment of Morocco as vice-president of the said Committee, for a new two-year term, comes within the framework of the renewal of the statutory bodies of the North-South Center, following the elections which took place during the 32nd meeting of the Executive Committee, held on May 21, 2024, in Lisbon.
In addition to reflecting the quality of the rich and multidimensional relations linking the Kingdom of Morocco and the Council of Europe, through a lasting and constructive political dialogue, an operational cooperation involving the majority of institutional and non-institutional actors. -Moroccan governments, and a resolute normative rapprochement translated by the dynamic of building a common legal space, this re-election reinforces Morocco’s position as a reliable and credible partner of the North-South Center, while consolidating its convincing commitment to the realization of the Center’s missions and shared ownership of its action.
This re-election, specifies a press release from the Consulate General of the Kingdom in Strasbourg, is also a sign of recognition of the pioneering role played by Morocco in favor of the promotion of intercultural dialogue and the establishment of an active horizontality in the face of challenges. global. It also attests to the strategic place that the Kingdom occupies in the different dynamics experienced by the Euro-Mediterranean area.
The renewal of Morocco’s Mandate as President of this executive statutory body particularly demonstrates, once again, the confidence and credit enjoyed by the policy pursued by the Kingdom of Morocco under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, in terms of reformism and democratic renewal, strengthening of good governance and the rule of law, and promotion of human rights as universally recognized, notes the same Source.
The Kingdom of Morocco was represented at the 32nd meeting of the Executive Committee of the North-South Center by Omar Amghar, Consul General of Morocco in Strasbourg, responsible for relations with the Council of Europe.
