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Morocco’s Mohammed VI, Britain’s Charles III Hold Telephone Conversation

Moroccan King Mohammed VI (AFP)
Moroccan King Mohammed VI (AFP)
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Morocco’s Mohammed VI, Britain’s Charles III Hold Telephone Conversation

Moroccan King Mohammed VI (AFP)
Moroccan King Mohammed VI (AFP)

Morocco's King Mohammed VI held a telephone conversation on Tuesday with British King Charles III, a statement from the Moroccan Royal Cabinet revealed.

During the phone call, the Moroccan King reiterated his congratulations to King Charles III on his accession to the throne and also his sincere condolences on the passing of the late Queen Elizabeth II.

“The telephone conversation was an opportunity to underline the strong personal ties between the two sovereigns and the esteem they have for each other, thanks to the deep and long-standing relations between the two Royal Families,” the royal cabinet said.

The statement added that King Mohammed VI and King Charles III have highlighted the dynamics marking relations between Morocco and the United Kingdom.

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