President Barrow also stressed the strength of bilateral relations between Banjul and Rabat, driven by institutional modernization, economic diversification, and a deliberate commitment to inclusive development. This cooperation, which he describes as strategic in several key sectors, is based, in his words, on a partner that is “reliable, consistent, and visionary.”
Adama Barrow affirmed that Gambia and Morocco will “move forward together” to build a more stable, sovereign, and prosperous Africa, guided by dialogue and mutual interest.
He concluded with a powerful call:“Reinventing the global equation means turning cooperation into an instrument of stability, not confrontation.”
For him, Africa today possesses the talent, resources, and vision needed to become a major actor of the 21st century — provided it speaks with one voice, strengthens internal partnerships, and builds economic models based on value creation.
