[Angola] Call to Morocco

[Tano]

Sitting at his desk the Minister of Foreign Affairs and African Cooperation, Eduardo João, was going through the daily update with a senior advisor on the current affairs and events that took place overnight and the day prior. Hearing of the ascension of the Moroccan government to power, João would almost immediately place a telephone call to his counterpart in Morocco. As he started to dial the number, he quickly shouted to his secretary to confirm if the number was private and encrypted. After confirming, he placed the call and wait for a response.

ValorousVizier

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[ValorousVizier]

Reorganizing the documents strewn across his desk, the Moroccan Misister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Abdellatif Filali, sighs, in recent days his work has been tiring, having dealt several phone calls and meetings as Morocco had begun to expand its diplomatic objectives. Filali's job is not an easy one, but he did not, Filali thought, spend years rising through the ranks, gaining a job vital to the Moroccan Kingdom just to feel sorry for himself. This thought is then interrupted as Filali's phone begins to ring, picking up the phone, Filali starts talking, "Hello, this is Abdellatif Filali."

 

[ValorousVizier]

Tano

 

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[Tano]

"Good Afternoon Minister Filali. I'm Eduardo João Minister of Foreign Affairs of Angola. I heard of your government's recent restoration to power and would like to offer my congratulations. I'm also calling to enhance Angolan-Moroccan relations and to discuss ways in which our nations could greater cooperate. I have ideas ranging from deepening economic ties, to immigration, to security cooperation. I do believe that there's much potential to explore. Are you free to talk now? I really hope I've caught you at a good moment."

ValorousVizier

 

[ValorousVizier]

"Good Afternoon Minister João. This is a perfect to speak, and I thank you for your congratulations. I beleive our countries have much in common, and I truly hope that our nations can work together to form a new relationship in which both of our nations benefit greatly. I am particularly interested in the prospect of trade between our nations, as I have heard of the great riches possesed by your country. But please, do go on and elaborate on all of your ideas."

Tano

 

[Tano]

"Ah that's great! The first item I have on my agenda is establishing and expanding on our current economic links. Trade routes of course would make up a major part of this initiative as we're hoping to increase our exports to Morocco and increase imports from Morocco. Our most up do date data shows our largest export goods being mineral fuels, fish, sulphur, copper and gems & precious metals. With Morocco's growing economy, I'm sure these goods will aid such growth whilst satisfying resource demands of businesses and households alike. Is this something you're interested in importing?"

 

[ValorousVizier]

"Perfect! We would be highly interested inimporting the mineral fuels into our nation, and perhaps the trade of sulpher as well. On our end of the deal, Morocco holds vast deposits of phosphate, which we turn into fertilizers, and any nation with some established form of agriculture may well be interested in purchasing. We also produce large amounts of vehicles, which could be traded. Perhaps a deal could be drawn based off these options, and if not maybe something else could be arranged? "
Tano

 

[Tano]

"That's good to hear. Phosphates are something that would be most useful to our economy as we further develop and expand our agricultural sectors, so yes, I can agree that we can import that. The need for vehicles also faces greater demand as our consumer economy grows, so yes to that too. So to summarise, thats mineral fuels and sulphur for phosphates and vehicles. What port shall operate this trade on your end, and what frequency would you prefer? Here, the Port of Luanda will operate the exchange."

ValorousVizier