Marruecos nombra un nuevo embajador en Emiratos
The King of Morocco Mohammed VI received on Monday a group of ambassadors who will exercise their functions throughout the world. The Executive has decided to renew the holders of up to 20 embassies on the initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans living abroad. Among them is Mohamed Hamzawy, who will be the new representative of the Alaouite kingdom in the Emirates.
In other Gulf monarchies there will also be a change of ambassadors. Ali Bnaissa will be the new ambassador to Kuwait and Mohamed Ait will head the Algerian embassy. Abdel Rahim Mouziane takes over the head of the representative office of the Kingdom of Morocco in Ramallah. Mounia Bouchta will be the secretary general of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans living abroad.
There are also changes in the embassies of African countries. El Hassan Nasseri will be the new head of the Republic of Senegal, Idriss Asbayen is the new ambassador of Mali, Zakaria El Koumiri will be the new ambassador to Tanzania, Abdel Razzaq Assal takes over Kenya and Essam El Tayeb has been appointed the new ambassador of the Republic of Guinea.
In Europe too, new spare parts are being produced. Karim Madrak has been appointed as the new head of the embassy of the Kingdom of Sweden. In Greece, Muhammad Al-Subaihi is the new head of diplomatic relations in the country. Hakim Hajwi is the new UK Ambassador to Great Britain and Northern Ireland and Nail Faridii is the new UK Ambassador to Norway.
In Latin America the Moroccan monarch has appointed three ambassadors: Hisham Dahan in the Dominican Republic, Hisham El Aloui is the new ambassador to Cuba and Bushra Al-Qadri Bodichech takes over the Republic of Panama. The embassies in Asian countries are also being renewed. Wasan Al-Zilashi has been appointed Ambassador to Australia, Muhammad Rashid Maanimo to Kazakhstan and Abdul Rahim Al-Rahhli is the new Ambassador to Thailand.
Saeed Al-Siddi, professor of international relations at the University of Sidi Mohamed bin Abdullah Fez, considers that the appointment of the new ambassador to the Emirates, Mohamed Al Hamzawy, will improve relations between Morocco and this Gulf country, according to statements collected by Al-Ain News. Al-Siddiqi stresses that relations between the two countries have always been characterized by cooperation, synergy and harmony.
Al-Siddiqi pointed out that the Emirates have been a support for Morocco in its territorial unity and that there are also important economic relations between the two countries, especially with regard to investments in the Emirate. Morocco has always supported the historical rights of the Emirates on all its islands, and important military and security cooperation ties have also been maintained between the two countries. Mohamed Al Hamzawy had already been a diplomatic representative of the Palestinian Authority for several years, during which ti