Morocco, United States sign co-operation agreement in science and technology fields

2006-11-16

Moroccan Education Minister Habib El Malki and US Assistant Secretary for Oceans, Environment and Science Claudia A. McMurray signed a co-operation agreement in the field of science and technology on Tuesday (November 14th) in Rabat. The agreement aims at widening bilateral relations and promoting scientific and technological co-operation with other Maghreb countries, particularly Algeria and Tunisia. It envisages exchange of ideas, information, skills and techniques, training of experts, collaboration in scientific and technological projects, and the organisation of seminars and scientific meetings. (Menara)

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HIDAIA HICHAM Posted 2007-01-24

You have to trade freely nuclear weapons for the development of the USA and Morocco.

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