President Obama and King Mohammed spoke by phone today and reaffirmed the historic relationship between the United States and Morocco. The two leaders discussed the importance of continuing to deepen our bilateral cooperation, especially on regional security matters of mutual concern. The President invited King Mohammed to Washington and said he looked forward to continuing their conversation in person.
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