HM King Mohammed VI congratulates Malawi’s president on National Day
His Majesty King Mohammed VI has sent a congratulatory message to Malawi’s President Peter Mutharika on the occasion of the country’s National Day, reaffirming Morocco’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and cooperation between the two African nations.
In the message, the Moroccan Sovereign extended his warm congratulations to President Mutharika and conveyed his sincere wishes for continued progress, stability and prosperity for the people of Malawi.
HM King Mohammed VI also praised the longstanding relationship between Morocco and Malawi, highlighting the spirit of fraternity and cooperation that characterizes ties between the two countries. He noted that the partnership is built on mutual respect and constructive coordination on issues of shared interest.
The Sovereign reiterated Morocco’s determination to further deepen collaboration with the Republic of Malawi, emphasizing the importance of advancing joint initiatives that serve the interests of both nations while contributing to the development and prosperity of the African continent.
The message reflects Morocco’s broader diplomatic engagement across Africa, where Rabat has continued to expand political, economic and development partnerships as part of its strategy to strengthen South-South cooperation and regional integration.
Bilateral relations between Morocco and Malawi have grown in recent years through sustained political dialogue and cooperation in areas of common interest, reinforcing both countries’ commitment to closer collaboration within continental and international forums.
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