PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa and visiting Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Thursday agreed to strengthen bilateral relations between their countries.
“We have just concluded a very successful engagement, where we exchanged views on how to consolidate and deepen the bilateral relations between our two countries,” Cyril Ramaphosa told reporters at a joint news conference with Sanchez after their meeting in the capital Pretoria.
He said they held in-depth discussions on deepening trade and investment between South Africa and Spain.
The two countries already cooperate in several key sectors, including education, science, technology, and defense among others.
The two leaders are also expected to sign several memorandums of understanding in the fields of sports, library services, and industry among others.
“We are happy to be here Mr. President, I’m looking forward to strengthening these collaborations together with your government,” Sanchez said.
Sanchez said he will work with South Africa and others
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