A Moroccan parliamentary delegation met with Mexican officials to strengthen parliamentary cooperation, focusing on women’s representation and legislative partnerships during the World Conference of Women Parliamentarians. Key discussions highlighted Morocco’s constitutional reforms for gender parity and acknowledged Mexico’s progress, as they also addressed issues related to renewable energy and migration.
A Moroccan parliamentary delegation engaged in discussions in Mexico City aimed at enhancing parliamentary cooperation on mutual interests. This dialogue occurred during the World Conference of Women Parliamentarians hosted by the Inter-Parliamentary Union. Notable attendees from Morocco included MPs Laila Ahl Sidi Mouloud, Nadia Benzedfa, Aicha El Karji, and advisor Hind El Ghazali.
During these meetings, the delegation underscored Morocco’s initiatives to promote women’s representation in legislative contexts and emphasized the importance of parliamentary dialogue for fostering partnerships and advocating shared interests. Key interactions included discussions with Alejandro Murat Hinojosa, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Martha Elena Patricio, Chairwoman of the Gender Equality Committee in the Chamber of Deputies.
The delegation’s discourse extended to conversations with MP Cynthia López Castro and MP Anahí González Hernández concerning strategies to expand women’s representation in legislatures and to share successful laws and initiatives bolstering women’s political engagement. The dialogue highlighted Morocco’s reforms, particularly the principle of parity in Article 19 of the Constitution and the representation of women in the current government.
The Moroccan delegation acknowledged Mexico’s advancements in women’s political participation, noting the election of Claudia Sheinbaum as the nation’s first female president and the progress achieved towards gender parity in government structures. Moreover, discussions encompassed significant topics such as renewable energy and migration challenges, given the strategic roles of both countries as key migrant transit corridors.
The talks between Moroccan and Mexican officials represented a significant effort to enhance parliamentary cooperation, particularly in promoting women’s representation. By emphasizing successful legislative reforms and sharing best practices, both nations aspire to advance gender equality within their political systems. Additionally, collaborative discussions on renewable energy and migration challenges highlight the multifaceted partnership potential between Morocco and Mexico.
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