A delegation from Morocco will travel to Israel in the coming week to advance newly normalised relations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday.
“We agreed that the Moroccan delegation will come here at the start of the week in order to advance it all,” Netanyahu said in a video he posted on Twitter, in which he described his conversation with the king, according to Reuters.
A spokesman for the Moroccan government could not be reached for comment. A diplomatic source speaking on condition of anonymity said the timing and composition of the delegation had not yet been determined.
Netanyahu and Morocco’s King Mohammed VI had held a phone call on Friday, during which the Israeli premier invited the monarch for a visit, according to Netanyahu’s office.
