The House of Representatives and the Archives of Morocco signed, on Wednesday in Rabat, a partnership and cooperation agreement aimed at promoting the documentation, archiving and preservation of parliamentary memory.
This agreement, signed by the speaker of the House of Representatives Habib El Malki and Director of the Archives of Morocco Jamaâ Baida, also aims to provide advice, assistance and technical support necessary for the management and organization of the archives of the legislative institution.
Speaking on this occasion, the speaker of the house stressed that parliamentary memory constitutes a pillar of national memory, highlighting the centuries-old institutional and constitutional development of the Kingdom.
The Moroccan legislative institution has chosen, through this agreement, to honor several decades of parliamentary memory and generations of representatives of the Kingdom, as well as to enhance the achievements made over these years, underlined El Malki.
For his part, Baida recalled that the Archives of Morocco was set up within the parliamentary institution, thanks to the adoption of Law No. 69-99 on archives in 2007.
He stressed that this signature constitutes an opportunity to strengthen the relations of the Archives of Morocco with an institution representing all the components of the Moroccan people, highlighting the values of modernity and democracy shared by the archives of Morocco and the house of representatives.
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