Morocco and Mali are moving forward with efforts to strengthen their bilateral partnership following the experts’ meeting held in Bamako ahead of the fourth session of the Joint High Commission for Cooperation. The meeting focused on reviewing progress achieved since the previous session and preparing new cooperation agreements and development programs.
Officials from the foreign ministries of both countries discussed ways to expand collaboration across priority sectors, including economic development, investment, trade and South-South cooperation, with the aim of delivering projects that support the development priorities of both nations.
The preparatory discussions pave the way for the upcoming ministerial session, alongside a Morocco-Mali Business Forum that will bring together government officials and business leaders to promote investment opportunities, strengthen trade relations and establish new institutional and economic partnerships between the two countries.

