This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
The Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans residing abroad announced that it would provide, from February 27 to April 1, 2025, a mission of 272 members, in the context of the religious support of Moroccans residing abroad while Light of the month of Ramadan.
A press release explained to the institution that the mission is made up of 272 members, including 38 university professors and 39 preachers holding a doctorate, and 44 preachers holding a master’s degree, and 60 preachers bearing a certificate of diploma, As well as Tarawih, to keep pace with the Moroccan community of during the Ramadan religious activities.
According to the same source, the members of this delegation will be distributed according to the needs of Moroccans residing abroad: 75 in France, 40 in Germany, 33 in the Netherlands, 38 in Spain, 27 in Italy, 33 in Belgium, 10 in Canada, 6 in the United States, 4 in Sweden and 2 in England and 1 in Hungary, 2 in Norway and 1 in Iceland.
It should be noted that the Hassan II Foundation has joined this process since 1992 and wishes to diversify its field of religious activity by encouraging and supporting Moroccan companies and mosques abroad to organize seminars and matches to preserve and improve the Saint Koran for the benefit of the Moroccan Moroccan The prizes for the assessment of the community and award in order to meet the growing religious needs of the Moroccan community putting among its priorities on The field of developments and requirements and perpetuate the quality required to follow religious support during Ramadan, by selecting the best elements to participate.
In a related context, the communication said that the Hassan II Foundation for Moroccans residing abroad will be organized Tuesday, February 25 in Rabat as a meeting to present its “Ramadan 2025” program, stressing that 50 members of the delegation will assist This meeting, which aims to provide the contours of this process.
