Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan and his Moroccan counterpart Benkirane Turkey's Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, invited his Moroccan counterpart Abdelilah Benkirane for an official visit to Turkey, according to the Turkish news agency, Anadolu. The Moroccan News Agency MAP stated on Monday that the invitation was made during a phone conversation on Saturday between Erdogan and Benkirane.
It added that the Turkish PM congratulated Benkirane for the success of his party following the legislative election of November 25.
On a different note, The Justice and Development Party (PJD) ministers issued a code of conduct to coordinate taking decisions between the party ministers, such as the decision of preventing using the State’s cars in their private affairs.
This “issuance” was proposed by the Foreign Minister Saad Eddine El Othmani, Minister of Justice and freedoms, Mustapha Ramid and Minister of Communications and the Government’s spokesman Mustapha El Khalfi, during the Party’s General Secretariat meeting on Saturday.
For his part, the Moroccan Minister of Equipment and Transport, Abdelaziz Rabbah stated that the government will face the “Rent economy.”
He also called, in a press statement, the PJD ministers to be modest and do their best for the Moroccan people who trust on them, considering PJD ministers have “special characteristics”, as they never change “their phones or their wives”
He added that the government is waiting the parliament approval of its program to start the economic reforms.