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(ANSAmed) - RABAT, JUNE 30 - Morocco and Portugal voiced will to promote and deepen bilateral cooperation in the field of electric and renewable energies. This came in a meeting between Moroccan Minister of Energy, Mines, Water and Environment, Amina Benkhadra, and Portuguese Minister of Economy and Innovation, Manuel Pinho, Map news agency reports. Benkhadra said "Portugal has a wide experience in the field of renewable energy, which places it in a privileged position regarding its possibilities in Morocco which is endowed with natural assets in the sector of wind power." The minister called on interested Portuguese companies to respond to the call for tenders launched by the kingdom in the field of energy. Touching on electric energy, she highlighted the opportunities that Morocco offers in this regard, notably electric power plants that could serve both the domestic market or the southern Mediterranean countries, including Portugal. From his part, the Portuguese official underlined that this kind of bilateral cooperation "constitutes a big challenge for the two countries in the current context that is characterized by an unprecedented rise in energy product prices." Pinho stressed his country's willingness to share with Morocco its experience in the field of energy, mainly in the electricity sector. (ANSAmed).