After recognition of Moroccan control of Western Sahara, Rabat invites Netanyahu to visit

Moroccan King Mohammed VI greets the crowd as he stands in a limousine during a ceremony of allegiance, at the King's palace in Tetouan, on July 31, 2018, to mark the 18th anniversary of Mohammed VI's accession to the throne. (AFP)
Moroccan King Mohammed VI greets the crowd as he stands in a limousine during a ceremony of allegiance, at the King's palace in Tetouan, on July 31, 2018, to mark the 18th anniversary of Mohammed VI's accession to the throne. (AFP)

Moroccan King Mohammed VI has invited Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit Morocco, the Prime Minister’s Office says.

The invitation came in a letter from the king which thanked Israel for its intention to recognize Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara.

Such a visit will “open new opportunities for strengthening the ties between our nations,” the king wrote, according to the PMO.

Netanyahu’s office says it is working to set a date soon for his first-ever visit to the nation.

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