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Ambassador al-Asbahi discusses with President of Moroccan Court Cooperation in Justice
[26/06/2026 06:35]

RABAT - SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to the sisterly Kingdom of Morocco Ezzedine al-Asbahi discussed with the President of the Constitutional Court of the Kingdom of Morocco Dr. Mohamed Amin Benabdallah strengthening cooperation relations and exchanging experiences in the field of constitutional justice.

Ambassador al-Asbahi praised the Moroccan democratic model and the qualitative development achieved by the constitutional judiciary in the Kingdom in recent years.

He Stressed Yemen's keenness to benefit from the pioneering Moroccan experience in this field, which enhances the exchange of experiences and builds institutional capabilities.

He stressed that Yemeni-Moroccan relations are based on solid fraternal and historical ties, and are witnessing growing cooperation in various fields.

He expressed his aspiration to expand the horizons of cooperation with Moroccan constitutional and judicial institutions.

For his part, the President of the Moroccan Constitutional Court stressed the depth of the distinguished fraternal relations between the two brotherly countries, and the common desire to develop and strengthen cooperation mechanisms in areas of mutual interest, in a way that contributes to serving constitutional justice and consolidating the state of law and institutions.

He also welcomed the development of cooperation channels with the Yemeni side.

He confirmed the court's readiness to enhance communication and exchange of experiences in a way that serves constitutional justice and reflects the strength of relations between the two countries.


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