Participants in the 2nd Forum of Chairpersons of Foreign Affairs Committees of African Parliaments reiterated, on Thursday in Rabat, their firm rejection and condemning of “all forms of separatism, along with its instigators and perpetrators,” and warned against “any complacency or alignment with this phenomenon.”

French Minister of Culture, Rachida Dati, stated that her visit to the Kingdom of Morocco’s southern provinces, the first of its kind for a Western minister in this region, is part of the continuity of the reinforced exceptional partnership between France and Morocco and falls within the framework of the “new book that the two countries are writing.”

Morocco reiterated, on Sunday before the 38th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU), its commitment to peace, security and sustainable development in Africa, emphasizing several priorities in the strategic vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI for a prosperous, integrated and peaceful Africa.

A high-level parliamentary delegation from the National Assembly of the Republic of Gambia, currently on a working visit to Morocco, arrived in Dakhla yesterday, Thursday, with the aim of exploring Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region's potential and learning about the development leap it is experiencing at all levels.

Public policies and territorial governance were at the center of the first Arab Congress, initiated by the Higher School of Technology (EST) of Laayoune, in partnership with several national and international universities and research centers.