London- Minister delegate for foreign affairs Mbarka Bouaida presented, Tuesday in London, the broad lines of Morocco's African policy which puts Africa at the center of its diplomatic priorities.
Speaking at a working luncheon organized by Morocco's ambassador to the UK Lalla Joumala, Bouaida underlined King Mohammed VI's “special interest in developing ties with friendly African countries as part of a solidarity-based and active south-south cooperation."
"Morocco is tirelessly working, under the leadership of HM the King, to reinforce stability, development and prosperity of Africa," Bouaida told around twenty African ambassadors who were invited to this luncheon.
She also recalled the “huge success” of the latest tour of King Mohammed VI to four countries (Mali, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea and Gabon).
This tour was crowned by the signature of 91 agreements on projects meant to promote cooperation on Agriculture, fisheries, social housing, rural electrification, energy, tourism and infrastructure, she said.