15th Morocco–Senegal Joint Commission: Exemplary Cooperation Marked by the Signing of 17 Major Agreements
The work of the 15th Morocco–Senegal Joint Commission for Cooperation was successfully concluded on Monday, January 26, in Rabat, with the signing of 17 legal instruments, a joint communiqué, and the official minutes of the meeting, marking a decisive new stage in the strategic partnership between the two countries.
Held under the co-chairmanship of the Head of the Moroccan Government, Mr. Aziz Akhannouch, and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Senegal, Mr. Ousmane Sonko, this session confirmed the strength and depth of the historic relations linking Rabat and Dakar, founded on trust, political consultation, and active cooperation.
Structuring agreements in the service of shared development
The 17 legal instruments signed cover a wide range of strategic sectors, reflecting the determination of both States to strengthen multidimensional, pragmatic cooperation oriented toward the future. These agreements notably concern economic, social, institutional, academic, and technical fields, and aim to give new momentum to joint projects for the direct benefit of both peoples.
The signing of the joint communiqué, for its part, formalizes a full convergence of views on major issues of common interest at the bilateral, regional, and continental levels, while the official minutes record the commitments made and the follow-up mechanisms intended to ensure the effective implementation of the decisions adopted.
A South–South partnership elevated as a model
This 15th session of the Joint Commission perfectly illustrates the exemplary dynamic of South–South cooperation advocated by both countries. Morocco and Senegal thus reaffirm their shared ambition to build a balanced partnership based on the exchange of expertise, the transfer of know-how, and the implementation of structuring projects.
The two parties welcomed the climate of trust and the spirit of fraternity that marked the proceedings, while expressing their determination to further strengthen political, economic, and human ties between the two nations.
A shared vision for the future
Through this series of agreements and concrete commitments, Rabat and Dakar reaffirm their determination to anchor their cooperation over the long term, in the service of stability, prosperity, and the development of the African continent.
The success of this 15th Joint Commission thus consecrates the maturity of the Morocco–Senegal partnership and opens promising new prospects for an ever more ambitious and united collaboration.
Editorial team/le7tv
