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Venezuela’s self-declared Interim President wants to normalize ties with Morocco

After Venezuela’s self-proclaimed Interim President thanked Morocco for backing his position, one of his diplomatic representatives held talks with Rabat's ambassador to Peru, stressing that Venezuela wants to normalize ties with Morocco.

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Venezuela’s self-declared Interim President Juan Guaido./Ph. DR
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Venezuela’s self-declared Interim President Juan Guaido is seeking to establish diplomatic ties with Morocco. This was announced during a meeting that brought Morocco’s ambassador to Peru and a Caracas’ diplomatic representative.

According to MAP news agency, the two officials met in Lima on Tuesday, February the 19th. «We want to establish cooperative relations with Morocco», the diplomatic representative of Venezuela’s Interim President Carlos Scull said after holding talks with Moroccan ambassador Youssef Balla.

«Morocco was the first African country to support the government of President Juan Guaido», said Scull, thanking Rabat for its support. This is an «important» support, Scull pointed out, adding that the Nicolas Maduro’s regime «had affected the Venezuelan people and seriously damaged [their] international relations».

According to the Venezuelan diplomat, Maduro’s government «has maintained poor diplomatic relations with several democratic countries».

«We welcome the support of the international community, including that of Morocco», the Venezuelan diplomat said.

Guaido, Maduro and the Polisario Front

Scull’s statement comes a few days after Guaido hailed Rabat’s support for his «self-declared government». Speaking to Emirati TV channel Al Ghad, Guaido thanked Arab countries, especially Morocco, for supporting opposition forces in Venezuela.

For the record, the Kingdom is, so far, the only state in the region to back Guaido’s actions since he declared himself interim president of Venezuela in January 2019. On the 29th of teh same month, Guaido spoke to Moroccan Foreign Affairs Minister Nasser Bourita, stressing that he wants to normalize ties with the Kingdom.

On the other hand, Manuel Avendano, Foreign Affairs Advisor of the Venezuelan National Assembly, promised that his country would «reconsider its recognition of SADR under the government of Juan Guaido».

However, Morocco’s support for Guaido was not appreciated by Madoru’s government. Interviewed by an Algerian newspaper, Caracas’ ambassador to Algiers said that the Kingdom «is not entitled to comment on democracy in Venezuela and Latin America, because it knows perfectly the position of Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro on the Western Sahara issue».

The diplomat told the same source that «Morocco is trying to take advantage of the situation in Venezuela. It is seeking the support of any party».

Itwasntme
Date : le 24 février 2019 à 09h03
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imtiyaz à écrit:
. زعم حنا كنهدرو لانجليزية ما شافوش يابلادي بلانجليزية. جاو لطوبيك ديال لفرنسساوية وبداو يْقاقيوْ علينا .
Moha_jeune
Date : le 22 février 2019 à 22h25
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imtiyaz à écrit:
. C'est tout ce qu'on vous a appris ! que la corruption wa ddal. .
imtiyaz
Date : le 22 février 2019 à 22h08
. C'est tout ce qu'on vous a appris ! que la corruption wa ddal. .
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Moha_jeune à écrit:
Peux-tu pistonner un de mes proches dans l'armee? Il a le bac, la Fac ma jabch llah, et il ne peut pas travailler dans les chantiers. Une fonction de sous-officier lui va tres bien, de preference en zone sud pour la double solde. je remets une enveloppe de 50 000 DH a la personne designee
Moha_jeune
Date : le 22 février 2019 à 22h05
Peux-tu pistonner un de mes proches dans l'armee? Il a le bac, la Fac ma jabch llah, et il ne peut pas travailler dans les chantiers. Une fonction de sous-officier lui va tres bien, de preference en zone sud pour la double solde. je remets une enveloppe de 50 000 DH a la personne designee
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imtiyaz à écrit:
. Donneur de leçon Toi tu es démocrate depuis quand Tu n’arrêtes pas de déverser ta haine avec le style d'enfant de maternelle. .
imtiyaz
Date : le 22 février 2019 à 20h29
. Donneur de leçon Toi tu es démocrate depuis quand Tu n’arrêtes pas de déverser ta haine avec le style d'enfant de maternelle. .
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Moha_jeune à écrit:
The very first thing you should notice is that the article that's been quoted by Krim was written in English. Sadly all you are good at is attacking minds who foster freedom and democratic values.
Moha_jeune
Date : le 22 février 2019 à 20h26
The very first thing you should notice is that the article that's been quoted by Krim was written in English. Sadly all you are good at is attacking minds who foster freedom and democratic values.
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imtiyaz à écrit:
. زعم حنا كنهدرو لانجليزية ما شافوش يابلادي بلانجليزية. جاو لطوبيك ديال لفرنسساوية وبداو يْقاقيوْ علينا .
imtiyaz
Date : le 22 février 2019 à 20h18
. زعم حنا كنهدرو لانجليزية ما شافوش يابلادي بلانجليزية. جاو لطوبيك ديال لفرنسساوية وبداو يْقاقيوْ علينا .
Moha_jeune
Date : le 22 février 2019 à 17h23
Well, let's wait then until Morocco gets to democracy. By the way who cares about Venezuela?
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Krim à écrit:
According to the Venezuelan diplomat, Maduro’s government «has maintained poor diplomatic relations with several democratic countries». Does he mean Morocco?
moirk
Date : le 22 février 2019 à 13h25
According to the Venezuelan diplomat, Maduro’s government «has maintained poor diplomatic relations with several democratic countries». Does he mean Morocco?
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