General Mohammed Berrid of Morocco met with General Zéphirin Mamadou from the Central African Republic to discuss enhancing military cooperation, emphasizing training and exchanges. Mamadou praised Morocco’s support in stabilizing efforts in the region and met with Minister Abdeltif Loudyi to explore further cooperation, reflecting Morocco’s commitment to peacekeeping and military efficiency.
In Rabat, General Mohammed Berrid, Inspector General of the Royal Armed Forces (FAR), engaged in discussions with General Zéphirin Mamadou, Chief of Staff of the Central African Armed Forces, as part of Mamadou’s official visit to Morocco. This visit, scheduled from January 17 to 23, involved a prominent military delegation and aimed to enhance bilateral military cooperation, especially in training initiatives and mutual exchanges.
Both generals emphasized the strong partnership between the FAR and the Central African Armed Forces. General Mamadou expressed his gratitude towards King Mohammed VI for the support extended to his forces and acknowledged the pivotal role of the Moroccan contingent in the stabilization efforts under the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA).
Later, General Mamadou and Abdeltif Loudyi, the Minister Delegate in Charge of National Defense, discussed opportunities for expanding cooperation in various sectors of mutual interest. Since 2014, Morocco has played a significant role in peacekeeping missions in the Central African Republic, deploying a contingent of 750 soldiers to the MINUSCA operation. This engagement is part of Morocco’s broader strategy to enhance military efficiency through international alliances.
Such collaborative efforts, including joint training and exchanges, not only bolster Morocco’s defense capabilities but also foster strategic alliances, contributing to regional stability.
The discussions between Morocco and the Central African Republic highlight a commitment to strengthening military ties, focusing on training and peacekeeping collaboration. The ongoing support and contributions from Morocco have been pivotal to the Central African Armed Forces, reinforcing Morocco’s strategy of building international defense partnerships. Overall, these engagements are integral to improving military effectiveness and ensuring stability in the region.
Original Source: www.moroccoworldnews.com
