Israel representative David Govrin enthusiastic about AMCI’s African expertise

The temporary charge d’affaires in Morocco of the State of Israel in Morocco, David Govrin, said he was satisfied and admiring after a meeting with the director of the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI), Mohamed Methqal.

Also on his Twitter account, the representative of Israel tweeted all the interest of Israel interest in taking advantage of the expertise of the Moroccan structure in African cooperation, a continental lust that the Jewish state has never veiled . The windfall is therefore, one could not more favorable through the AMCI for a real opening on the continent.

Full of enthusiasm, David Govrin, the representative of the State of Israel in Morocco, has not stopped since taking office in January to consider all the good plans to perfect a potential partnership with the Kingdom. started from the start on a good basis. It is therefore in this context that on Tuesday March 16, 2021, accompanied by a member of his diplomatic team, he went to AMCI to meet with Mohamed Methqal, director general of this agency.

Hence this tweeting on Tweeter, where the Israeli diplomat rubs his hands to be able to benefit from the expertise of the Moroccan institution by expressing his admiration for the way AMCI operates, spearhead of the Moroccan cooperation policy on a global scale and more particularly in Africa. ” During a working meeting with Ambassador Mohamed Methqal, Director General of the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation, where we discussed ways to strengthen cooperation between the agency he heads and his Israeli counterpart known as name of Mashaf. # Israel, we admire the functioning of the Moroccan International Cooperation Agency and we will be happy to benefit from his experience “.

David Govrin greatly appreciated the cooperation programs set up by the Moroccan Agency ACMI, in particular the excellence internships offered to African executives. He further said he counted on AMCI as a catalyst for cooperation with the African continent for Israel. David Govrin and Mohamed Methqal did not fail to consider prospects for collaboration, in key sectors such as agriculture or training that would benefit both countries.