After his conversation with King Muhammad VI, the prime minister said the two had agreed on the move with the aim of advancing the normalization agreement • "Feels like this is the beginning of a wonderful friendship"
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this evening (Saturday) that he had agreed with the King of Morocco, Muhammad VI, that a delegation from the country would arrive in Israel earlier this week to promote relations between the two countries.
Netanyahu: A delegation from Morocco will arrive in Israel this week // Photo: Prime Minister Netanyahu's Twitter page
"We agreed that the delegation would arrive at the beginning of the week with the goal of advancing everything - opening offices, promoting embassies and direct flights from Israel to Morocco and back," Netanyahu said in a video he posted on his Twitter account.
As you may recall, Netanyahu spoke with the king last night and invited him to pay a historic visit to Israel.
"I feel this is the beginning of a wonderful friendship," Netanyahu said at the end of the video, in homage to the iconic film "Casablanca."
This week, Foreign Ministry Director General Alon Ushpiz held his first meeting with the Moroccan Foreign Minister in the Foreign Ministry, Algeri Warehouse, as part of the working group on diplomatic and political issues. That it was agreed to send representatives within two weeks.
This week, an Israeli-American historical delegation visited Rabat, where it was agreed that the opening of the official missions would take place within two weeks.
The head of the National Security Council, Meir Ben Shabbat, said this week during a press conference held at the official guest house of the King of Morocco: "I convey the Prime Minister's blessing to the King of Morocco.
The connection and bridge to peace between the king and the Jews is well known. "He later mentioned the fact that his parents were born in the country:" They grew up here.
Those born in the country like me grew up on their stories.
How they would hear Kol Yisrael's radio.
There is no limit to collaborations.
It is possible to change the area for the benefit of both peoples. "