This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Brussels – Ezzedine Lamrini
Under the slogan “Telling the story of migration in colors”, the Consulate General of Morocco in Brussels, the Belgian capital, hosted an art exhibition last Friday evening on the occasion of the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the signing of the bilateral labor agreement between Morocco and Belgium.
The exhibition, which was attended by the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to the Kingdom of Belgium and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Mohamed Amer, and the Consul General of the Kingdom of Morocco in Brussels, Hassan Touré, as well as numerous personalities personalities and members of the Moroccan community residing in Belgium, distinguished itself by the presentation of a set of artistic works by Moroccans and Belgians addressing certain aspects of… The stages of Moroccan immigration to Belgium, and reflecting how point Moroccans all over the world cling to their identity and culture.
Mohamed Amer, Moroccan ambassador to Belgium, considered that this exhibition culminates a series of academic, cultural and artistic activities organized this year in commemoration of the sixtieth anniversary of the signing of the bilateral agreement on labor between Morocco and Belgium , noting that this celebration was distinguished by the mobilization of a wide range of actors and personalities who contributed, each in their own way, to celebrating this important event in the history of the Moroccan community in Belgium and in friendly relations between the two kingdoms.
He added that the activities organized to commemorate this anniversary this year focused on the future of Moroccan-Belgian relations and on the Moroccan community in Belgium, in particular the means of making this community a lever to strengthen bilateral relations so that they become stronger and more intense in a way that serves the interests of the two friendly countries and peoples.
For his part, the Consul General of Morocco in Brussels, Hassan Touré, indicated that this exhibition aims to address the issue of immigration using an artistic approach, as part of other activities organized by the Consulate this year, which focused in particular on cinematographic performances dealing with this subject.
He added that this exhibition concludes the celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the bilateral agreement on labor between Morocco and Belgium, welcoming the contribution of the artists participating in this celebration through an artistic vision full of human feelings which celebrated, in particularly, the first generation. of the Moroccan community in Belgium.
On this subject, the Consulate General of Morocco in Liège and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg had in turn organized a ceremony to commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of the signing of the bilateral agreement on labor between Morocco and Belgium, which paved the way for the establishment of a large Moroccan community in this European country.
The talents and young entrepreneurs of the Moroccan community in Belgium were also celebrated, who reflect the dynamism of the new generation and their exceptional contributions in various social, economic and political fields of the host country, while maintaining their close link with the Morocco and their active commitment. involvement in its development and enhance its influence.
The meeting saw the presentation of a photographic exhibition on Moroccan immigration to Belgium, including photos of a certain number of minors from the first generation of immigrants.
