Japan’s Foreign Minister, Yoko Kamikawa, highlighted Morocco’s strategic location as a gateway to Africa and a bridge between Europe and Africa. She expressed Japan’s desire to boost economic relations with Morocco, recognizing its potential for investment and business opportunities.
Ms. Kamikawa noted several Japanese companies are considering establishing a presence in Morocco to expand their African operations.
Both ministers acknowledged the longstanding and friendly relations between their countries, citing the close bond between the Moroccan Royal Family and the Japanese Imperial Family.
Mr. Bourita’s visit presents a valuable opportunity to solidify bilateral relations and explore deeper collaboration across various fields.
Ms. Kamikawa indicated discussions would extend beyond economic matters, encompassing regional issues like the Middle East situation.
This high-level meeting signals a promising path for Japan and Morocco to expand their economic partnership and deepen their overall cooperation.
RT/ac/fss/abj/APA