HM the King congratulates the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques on his country's national day
On the occasion of the national day of Saudi Arabia, His Majesty King Mohammed VI sent a message of congratulations to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman Ibn Abdulaziz Al Saud. The Moroccan Sovereign expresses his wishes for health and well-being to King Salman, as well as progress and prosperity for the Saudi people.
In this message, HM the King conveys, in His name and on behalf of the Moroccan people, His warm congratulations to the Saudi Sovereign on this national celebration. He also expresses hopes that this occasion will be renewed under favorable conditions for King Salman and the Saudi people.
Bilateral relations marked by brotherhood
The royal message also emphasizes the close ties that unite Morocco and Saudi Arabia.
HM King Mohammed VI reaffirms on this occasion His pride in the fraternal relations between the two countries and highlights His willingness to continue strengthening them. The stated goal is to give a new impetus to cooperation between the two kingdoms and further develop their partnership in various fields.
This desire to strengthen bilateral relations had already been highlighted in previous royal messages addressed to King Salman on the occasion of the Saudi national day.
A partnership set to continue its development
Beyond the wishes expressed on the occasion of the national day, the royal message thus underscores the commitment to maintaining a dynamic of cooperation between Rabat and Riyadh.
The two countries maintain relations based on historical and institutional ties, regularly reaffirmed through exchanges between their leaders and officials.
Through this message, HM King Mohammed VI reiterates the importance placed on developing constructive cooperation and a partnership that is set to be elevated to an even higher level.
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