A delegation of Guinean and Gabonese diplomats visited Dakhla on Thursday to explore the potentialities of the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region and its development momentum at all levels.
Initiated by the Moroccan Academy of Diplomatic Studies (AMED), in partnership with the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI), this visit is part of the initiatives to inform representatives of foreign delegations of the development dynamics in the southern provinces in general and the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region in particular.
This trip offers this delegation composed of 24 diplomats from Guinea and Gabon the opportunity to see firsthand the socio-economic development in the region and to learn about the broad lines of the development model in the southern provinces of the Kingdom.
In a statement to M24, MAP’s TV channel, the head of the Guinean delegation, Ibrahima Hassane Traore said that this visit is part of the strengthening of friendly relations between the Republic of Guinea and the Kingdom of Morocco, through the AMED.
This visit “is an opportunity to exchange with our Moroccan counterparts on opportunities for cooperation and exchange of experiences in various areas including diplomatic action,” he said, noting that it also provides an opportunity to benefit from the successful Moroccan experience in the development of the southern provinces, namely the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region.
For his part, the head of the Gabonese delegation, Aristide Olomo Ondo, noted that this visit has allowed the delegation to learn about investment opportunities in the region and achievements in various productive sectors.
After emphasizing the centuries-old relations between Morocco and Gabon, Ondo said that this visit is also an opportunity to strengthen skills in the field of diplomacy, given that Morocco has a pioneering experience in this area.
For his part, the Director of Presidential Affairs and Council within the Regional Council, Hamdi Ahl Sayed noted that this trip allowed the delegation of Guinean and Gabonese diplomats to learn about ongoing and future projects in the region, as well as the powers and responsibilities of this elected body.
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