RABAT, Feb. 28 -- Moroccan King Mohammed VI and Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari vowed on Thursday to strengthen partnership, the Moroccan official MAP news agency reported.
The pledge was made during a telephone conversation between the two leaders following Buhari's re-election as Nigeria's president.
"The conversation was an opportunity to recall the willingness to strengthen the bilateral partnership on strategic projects conducted under the impetus of the two leaders," the report said.
The Moroccan-Nigerian ties have seen a strong moment since the Moroccan king's visit to Nigeria in December 2016.