Morocco, France to boost security, economic co-operation
2006-04-16
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Moroccan Interior Minister Chakib Benmoussa, who was on official visit at the end of last week in France, said both countries agreed to reinforce co-operation in security and in fighting organised crime, terrorism, drug trafficking and illegal migration. He met his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy, French deputies and senators. Discussions also covered co-operation in economic and social developments. Benmoussa informed French officials on the reforms undertaken in Morocco and on large projects such as the Tangier-Med project, which is expected to attract foreign investors and make the area a logistic platform for international and European markets. (Le Matin)
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acharif moulay abdellah bouskraoui Posted 2007-08-16
Morocco and France are two countries with the stable and most historic of relations. It is this, which, in all aspects, has led us to great co-operation, a co-operation which should be reinforced in each economic sector, not forgetting about our relations with our largest friends: America, Africa and the Maghreb. Morocco is a tree on a cliff based in Africa, but its branches extend throughout the world.
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