Director General of the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) Salem Ben Mohamed El Malek stressed, Monday in Rabat, that the reforming vision of HM King Mohammed VI constitutes a reference for the development of action plans and programs for the benefit of several international and regional organizations, such as ISESCO.
In a meeting with speaker of the House of Advisors Hakim Benchamach, El Malek affirmed that the Kingdom of Morocco is considered a key partner and a support for ISESCO’s efforts, recalling the central role played by late King Hassan II for the creation of this organization in 1982.
According to a press release from the House of Advisors, the official did not fail to highlight the strategic vision of ISESCO, the references of which are based on the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development, the 2063 agenda of the African Union, as well as the universal principles of human rights.
For his part, Benchamach praised the pioneering role of ISESCO in supporting the development capacities of Muslim countries, mainly in the fields of education, science, technology, innovation, culture, information and communication.
He said the role of the organization is becoming more and more complex in light of the conflicts and social inequalities occurring in the Muslim world, adding that these issues require more cooperation and solidarity in order to face the threats and address the challenges.
The two sides agreed to mobilize their energies and create an institutional mechanism of cooperation in areas of common interest to face the challenges facing the Muslim world, said the same source.
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