Confirmed member of the U.S. Senate, Senator Joseph Lieberman, on Wednesday in Rabat, that his country would consider "with admiration and optimism" of the political changes of Morocco in recent years.
Said U.S. Senator, in a statement to the press following his talks with the Minister of State Abdullah Baja, said that "the United States consider the political changes of Morocco in recent years with great admiration and optimism thanks to the leadership of King Mohammed VI, as well as the involvement of the Moroccan people."
According to Lieberman, Senator of the state of Connecticut and former presidential candidate in 2004, the friendly relations document that combines Morocco and the United States centuries ago, referring to the interests and common goals between the two countries, adding that the talks with Baja addressed international events, particularly what is happening in Syria praising the role Morocco's leading in this file, as well as the situation in Mali and the Sahara.
He considered in this regard that the autonomy proposal made by Morocco to settle the Sahara issue "good and realistic proposal", and expressed the hope to find a course for negotiations to achieve progress in this file.
The talks also focused in particular on the subject of governance by improving the level of services provided by the Moroccan state to the citizens and the elimination of corruption and sophistication to the economy to improve the standard of living of the population, according to Lieberman.
The U.S. Senator expressed his pride the fact that his party in a variety of programs for cooperation with Morocco, especially in trade, as well as cooperation within the framework of the Millennium Challenge Account, saying that "Morocco second country receive grants of America across the world, reflecting the importance that we attach to him, as well as our confidence in the Moroccan government ".
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