Algeria desires good relations with Morocco
Algeria-Morocco, Politics, 10/28/1997

Algeria officially informed Morocco of its desire to boost its relations with Morocco during a meeting between the Moroccan minister of social insurance and the new Algerian ambassador to Morocco, Mayhoub Al Mayhouby. The Algerian Ambassador expressed Algeria's desire to boost the two countries' relations in the social field to carry out joint projects between the two countries.

Contacts were resumed between the two countries as the Moroccan ambassador to Algeria met with Algerian officials in many fields which indicates that the two counties' relations will revive again.

During his visit to the Sahara provinces this week, the Morocan Minister of Interior, Idris Al Basry, stated that there is no problem between Morocco and Algeria, which indicated that the developments of the Sahara conflict were positively reflected on the relations of the two countries.

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