فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
The President of the Spanish Government and Secretary-General of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE), Pedro Sanchez, affirmed on Saturday in Rabat that Spain highly values the efforts of King Mohammed VI in advancing Morocco and ensuring regional stability.
In a press statement on the sidelines of the Socialist International Congress, Sanchez expressed his satisfaction with the excellent relations between Morocco and Spain, describing them as “two brotherly and neighboring countries that share projects and a common vision on the issues and challenges facing the world and our societies.” He added that “these ties of cooperation, brotherhood, and friendship are vital to enabling both societies to achieve their aspirations effectively and equitably.”
Regarding Morocco’s relations with the European Union, the Spanish Prime Minister emphasized that his country remains a gateway for the Kingdom as a strategic partner in the European political project. He noted that Madrid “has always supported a strategic partnership between Rabat and Brussels, guided by a win-win spirit.”
Sanchez also addressed the importance of the roles socialists can play in addressing current challenges, stressing the need for progressive political forces to work towards an inclusive societal vision that embraces diversity. He added: “Unfortunately, we are witnessing a growing presence of reactionary rhetoric within our societies. Therefore, it is crucial to develop strategies that transcend national borders and strengthen bonds of brotherhood between governments and parties.”
It is worth noting that Sanchez is presiding over the Socialist International Congress as leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party. The congress is being held on Saturday and Sunday in Rabat under the theme “Progressive Solutions for a Changing World,” with representatives from social-democratic, socialist, and labor parties affiliated with the organization participating. The attendees are discussing various topics such as “Radicalization, Peace, and Promoting Human Security,” “The Future Pact as a Tool for a New Internationalism,” and “The Socioeconomic Impact of Climate Change and Natural Disasters.”
