Sylvie Baïpo-Temon, the Foreign Minister of the Central African Republic, visited Rabat to deliver a message from President Touadéra to King Mohammed VI. She highlighted the strong ties between the two nations, focusing on economic and security cooperation. Baïpo-Temon expressed gratitude for Morocco’s support and praised its peacekeeping efforts in her country.
On March 12, in Rabat, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Central African Republic, Sylvie Baïpo-Temon, met with King Mohammed VI and delivered a written communication from Central African President Faustin-Archange Touadéra. Baïpo-Temon stated that the visit was aimed at enhancing the already robust relationship between Rabat and Bangui, particularly in economic partnerships.
Baïpo-Temon was joined by Richard Filakota, the Minister of Economy, Planning, and International Cooperation. During the press briefing, she expressed appreciation for Morocco’s support during challenging periods for the Central African Republic, emphasizing a commitment to strengthening security cooperation.
She highlighted Morocco’s involvement in peacekeeping missions within her country, underscoring that “the Kingdom of Morocco has always stood by the Central African Republic in the face of various common challenges”. This visit marks her return to Rabat since June 2024; notably, the Central African Republic established a consulate general in Laayoune on January 23, 2020, which sparked criticism from Algeria.
The meeting between Sylvie Baïpo-Temon and King Mohammed VI underscores the commitment of the Central African Republic to enhance bilateral cooperation with Morocco. The emphasis on economic partnerships and security collaboration highlights the ongoing relationship between the two nations. Baïpo-Temon’s acknowledgment of Morocco’s supportive role during difficult times further cements the alliance.
Original Source: en.yabiladi.com
