Morocco and Argentina have agreed to boost agreements relating to higher education and the reciprocal approval of diplomas issued by universities and higher institutes in the two countries.
A diplomatic source said that two draft agreements on higher education and mutual recognition of diplomas are under consideration.
These draft agreements were the subject of a meeting between the Argentine Minister of Education Nicolas Trotta, and the Moroccan Ambassador to Argentina Yassir Fares.
During the meeting, which was also attended by the ambassadors of Egypt and India, the two sides discussed the process of finalizing these agreements with a view to their signing in the near future.
During the visit of HM King Mohammed VI to Argentina in December 2004, Morocco and Argentina had concluded a cultural, scientific and technological cooperation agreement which aims to develop inter-university cooperation through the exchange of students, researchers and grant holders.
The agreement established the basis for scientific and technological cooperation and encouraged the participation of researchers- professors in conferences, symposia and seminars organized in each of the two countries.
It also provided for the creation, within the universities of the two countries, of Chairs of Latin American and Arab-Islamic studies respectively.
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