On September 23, 2026, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita met with his Malagasy counterpart, Alice N’Diaye, on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The two ministers discussed ways to enhance cooperation between their countries. They highlighted the excellent fraternal and solidarity-based relations between Morocco and Madagascar. The meeting provided an opportunity for the ministers to review various aspects of bilateral cooperation.
During the meeting, Bourita and N’Diaye expressed their satisfaction with the current state of relations between their countries. They reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthening bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest. The two ministers emphasized the importance of their countries' cooperation in regional and multilateral forums. This meeting demonstrates the ongoing efforts of both countries to maintain and deepen their diplomatic ties.
N’Diaye praised the Royal Vision for Africa's co-development, reaffirming Madagascar's adherence to this virtuous dynamic of South-South cooperation. This vision aims to promote cooperation and development among African countries. Morocco has been actively promoting this approach, and Madagascar has expressed its support for the initiative. The two ministers also discussed various regional and multilateral issues of common interest.
The meeting between Bourita and N’Diaye is part of Morocco's ongoing diplomatic efforts at the UN General Assembly. The Moroccan Foreign Minister has been holding talks with his counterparts from various countries, including Egypt and Senegal. These meetings aim to strengthen bilateral relations and promote cooperation on regional and global issues. Morocco is committed to enhancing its diplomatic ties with other countries.
The relations between Morocco and Madagascar are based on strong foundations of friendship and solidarity. The two countries have a long history of cooperation in various fields. The meeting between Bourita and N’Diaye reflects their shared commitment to further developing their bilateral relations. This cooperation is expected to have a positive impact on the citizens of both countries.
The 81st session of the UN General Assembly provides a platform for countries to engage in diplomatic discussions and address global challenges. The meeting between Bourita and N’Diaye is an example of the diplomatic activities taking place on the sidelines of the Assembly. Morocco is actively participating in the discussions, with its Foreign Minister engaging with his counterparts from other countries.
The meeting between Bourita and N’Diaye demonstrates the strong commitment of Morocco and Madagascar to enhancing their bilateral cooperation. The two countries are expected to continue their diplomatic efforts to promote cooperation in various fields. This meeting has reaffirmed the excellent relations between Morocco and Madagascar, and both countries are looking forward to further strengthening their ties.
Key points
- Morocco and Madagascar reaffirm commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation
- The two countries discuss regional and multilateral issues of common interest
- N’Diaye praises the Royal Vision for Africa's co-development
