The Ministry delegate in charge of Moroccans abroad held Saturday in Abidjan a mobile one-stop-shop event to provide administrative services to Moroccans residing in Cote d’Ivoire, a first in Africa.
The initiative that generated great satisfaction among members of the Moroccan diaspora was held on the occasion of the working visit that Minister delegate in charge of Moroccans abroad, Nezha El Ouafi is paying to Abidjan.
Representatives of 14 ministries and national agencies have traveled to Abidjan part of this initiative that falls under the proximity policy established by the Ministry delegate to meet the needs of Moroccans of the world, especially in terms of improving the administrative services available to them.
The one-stop-shop, which ran throughout the day, aims to support and monitor the situation of Moroccans living in Côte d’Ivoire, to raise awareness and to discuss their social, cultural, economic and administrative concerns.
It also intends to popularize new services put in place by departments and public institutions in charge of the affairs of Moroccan expatriates to meet their needs and expectations through new mechanisms.
According to the Ministry delegate, the one-stop-shop event is being held in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and the directives of HM King Mohammed VI which stress the imperative of strengthening relations between Moroccans of the world and their motherland, improving their conditions and preserving their rights and interests.
Besides the one-stop-shop, other events are scheduled for Sunday, namely an exchange meeting with Moroccans living in Cote d’Ivoire and the “First Forum of Moroccan skills in Africa,” to be held in a virtual format in Abidjan.
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