Rabat:Morocco's Foreign Minister has engaged in talks with his Sierra Leonean counterpart, focusing on enhancing the bilateral cooperation between the two nations.

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, the ministers praised the strong friendship, mutual respect, and solidarity existing between their countries. They emphasized their shared goal of elevating these relations to a strategic partnership, aligned with the vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI and Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio.

During the meeting, a joint Communiqué and a detailed Roadmap for 2027-2029 were signed, aiming to deepen and diversify cooperation in various sectors. The ministers discussed boosting collaboration in trade, agriculture, the blue economy, fertilizers, investment, water management, fisheries, mining, cultural exchanges, and capacity building, which are pivotal to Sierra Leone's development.

Additionally, the ministers agreed to expedite the implementation of existing agreements to enhance the momentum of bilateral relations and committed to convening the 4th session of the Morocco-Sierra Leone Joint Cooperation Commission in 2027.