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Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, says his country has accepted the Algerian proposal to hold a session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Arab Maghreb Union. Rabat, however, has expressed doubts about the realization of tangible results in the conference.
It instead wants a bilateral dialogue session with Algiers.
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