The Ministry delegate in charge of Moroccans Abroad will host on March 13-14 in Cote d’Ivoire the first mobile one-stop-shop event for Moroccans living abroad, a first in Africa.
The event will be held during a working visit of the Minister Delegate in charge of Moroccans Abroad, Nezha El Ouafi, with the participation of 14 representatives of ministries and national institutions, said a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Abroad.
This visit reflects the High Royal attention given by His Majesty King Mohammed VI to the issues and interests of Moroccans abroad. It is also part of the proximity policy conducted by the Ministry in charge of Moroccans abroad, in terms of improving the various administrative services provided to them, the same source added.
This initiative, which is part of efforts to bring some services closer to Moroccans living in Cote d’Ivoire, aims to accompany and monitor closely the situation of the Moroccans living in this country and to publicize the various new services that are intended for them by the departments and national institutions, the ministry said.
The mobile one-stop-shop event will bring closer and facilitate access to administrative services. It will also listen, guide and advise on the various issues of concern to Moroccans living in Cote d’Ivoire.
Furthermore, the first Forum of Moroccan competencies in Africa will be organized on March 14, under the sign: “Moroccan competencies in Africa at the service of the continent’s development.” This event is held part of the national program to mobilize Moroccan competencies living abroad and in line with Morocco’s African policy.
This meeting is a first step in the creation of a network of Moroccan competencies in Africa to share expertise, knowledge, and investments. It also aims to highlight the available development opportunities in the Kingdom.
During the Minister Delegate’s visit, a communication meeting will be held with Moroccans living in Côte d’Ivoire to focus on their aspirations and expectations, examine closely the issues that interest them, and present the programs and priorities of the ministry delegate, in the presence of representatives of several government departments and national institutions, the statement concluded.
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