This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Abdul Latif al -Baz -Italy Office
As part of the proximity and participatory approach that this consulate general has followed in order to meet the expectations and aspirations of the Moroccan community of the city of Torino and its other cities, which has been pursued since it received the reins of the Consulate countries, the Moroccan Consul General “Mohamed Bidallah” organized a communication meeting with the collective fabric.
This meeting is part of the opening communication channels between the Torino consulate and all the components of the community as well as all the activities of civil society, to touch and discuss all the current questions concerning the spirit of Moroccans of Italy and to seek the most effective means of upgrading their conditions and towards what they aspire.
The meeting was also adapted to the opening of a constructive discussion during which the heads of many invited associations and because of their direct work with the members of the community entered a set of problems, concerns and aspirations , as well as the subject of “digitization of the consular consular services by serving Moroccans from the world”.
Mohamed Bidallah, the Consul General, examined the structural reforms undertaken by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans residing abroad in order to lift the quality of consular services for the benefit of the Moroccan community, according to the instructions and the directives of King Mohammed VI.
The Consul General referred to the important role that the Moroccan community residing abroad played to serve the question of patriotism.
In another context, Reunion has discussed the effective means of improving the conditions of the Moroccan community and creating programs and activities aimed at preserving Moroccan identity.
For their part, the representatives of the collective fabric underlined their permanent attachment to His Majesty King Mohammed VI, the throne Allawite and the Moroccan desert, stressing the importance of paying more attention to the social concerns of Moroccans residing in this region.
Participants welcomed this communication meeting and pending other activities that reflect the opening of the Kingdom Consulate in the Tourno to its community environment and various Moroccan skills.
