The Moroccan medical aid sent to several African countries following the high instructions of HM King Mohammed VI is a form of South-South cooperation that highlights intra-African solidarity, according to the director of the African Center for Strategic Intelligence, Professor Abdoul Latif Aidara.
“We are delighted with this form of South-South cooperation which highlights intra-African solidarity,” the Senegalese expert told MAP.
Since his initiative launched last April, “HM King Mohammed VI continues to multiply gestures of goodwill towards brotherly countries, to assist them in the management of the Coronavirus pandemic”, said Aidara, who is also the president of the Observatory of terrorist threats, radicalism and criminal risks.
“Through this purely humanitarian and politically disinterested action, the Kingdom of Morocco confirms its friendship and attachment to the Republic of Senegal,” he added, while recalling the long-standing relations between the two countries.
The Moroccan aid sent to several African countries, including Senegal, is intended to provide protective medical equipment to support these countries in their efforts to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
The medical aid includes some 8 million medical masks, 900,000 protective visors, 600,000 hygiene caps, 60,000 medical gowns, 30,000 liters of hydroalcoholic gel, 75,000 boxes of chloroquine and 15,000 boxes of Azithromycin.
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