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May 4, 2026

Talks in Rabat: Moroccan Minister Meets Jordanian Parliamentary Head

Talks in Rabat: Moroccan Minister Meets Jordanian Parliamentary Head
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Strengthening Ties: Morocco and Jordan’s Legislative Collaboration

The President of the Moroccan House of Representatives, Rachid Talbi Alami, hosted Khalifa Suleiman Muhammad Al-Diyat, the head of the Permanent Administrative Committee of the Jordanian House of Representatives, on May 4, 2026. This visit, spanning from May 3 to 10, aims to foster parliamentary cooperation and explore Morocco’s extensive developmental projects.

Historic Relations Highlighted

This meeting underscored the strong and enduring bonds between Morocco and Jordan, anchored by the leadership of King Mohammed VI and King Abdullah II. Both nations have a shared commitment to nurturing their historical ties and exploring joint ventures that reinforce their parliamentary and diplomatic relations.

Key Discussions on Institutional Reforms

During the discussions, Talbi Alami highlighted recent institutional reforms in Morocco, which have significantly enhanced the country’s parliamentary framework since the adoption of the 2011 Constitution. He emphasized the evolution of the House of Representatives and its expanding role in the legislative process, reflecting Morocco’s commitment to modern governance and democratic values.

Exploring Local Governance

In emphasizing the significance of the visit, Al-Diyat expressed a desire to deepen parliamentary collaboration between the two legislative bodies. He noted the importance of this exchange for sharing experiences and improving bilateral and multilateral coordination. The Jordanian delegation seeks to learn from Morocco’s advancements in decentralization and local governance, aiming to understand how legislative institutions can effectively support these transformations.

Accompanying Al-Diyat are several Jordanian parliamentary members, including Abdul Basit Abdallah Al-Kubari, Suleiman Hawila Eid Al-Zaben, Taysir Salem Abu Arahbi Al-Adwan, Ibrahim Saleh Hilal Al-Hamidi, and Mohammad Khalil Muhammad Aql, along with administrative staff from the Jordanian House of Representatives.

Implications for Future Cooperation

As both nations look toward enhancing their legislative frameworks and governance models, this visit represents a significant step in solidifying their shared vision for progressive cooperation. The dialogue during this exchange is expected to pave the way for future collaborations in areas such as governance, public policy, and legislative effectiveness, reinforcing the strategic partnership between Morocco and Jordan.


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