This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Today, Thursday, in Berlin, an African network of social integration, solidarity and disability was announced in Berlin in Berlin, during the initiative of Morocco, during a meeting of a certain number of African ministers organized on the sidelines of the Third World Summit for disabled people.
During this ministerial meeting, in which Morocco represented the state clerk in charge of social integration, Abdel Jabbar Al -rashidi, a regional conference in Morocco was proposed to launch this continental network.
Political ministers and civil servants assigned to social issues of the Republic of Congo, Guinea, Togo, Senegal, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Mauritius. The meeting was an opportunity to assess the results of the third party World Summit Works for Invality and to determine the position of invalidity on the continent.
During the meeting, the social progress made in a number of African countries was presented, in particular in the field of the promotion of the rights of people in a situation of disability, the convergence of public policies in the social field and the exchange of experiences and experiences.
In a speech at the meeting, Mr. Al -rashdi expressed his satisfaction with the organization of this meeting, which allows the sister and the partner of African countries the possibility of exchanging visions and exploring means to improve the mechanisms and the conditions for social integration of the means of subsistence of people in a position of disability.
He also expressed his pride in the choice of Morocco to adopt the regional conference on social integration, solidarity and disability, stressing that the African continent is a fixed axis in the kingdom’s foreign policy, which implements many social development projects at the regional level.
For its part, the Minister of Solidarity, Social Affairs and Humanitarian Action of the Republic of Congo, Irene Marie Cecil, Mbuko Kimbitisa, confirmed that this continental meeting aims to reflect on the measures that Africa can take after the Berlin summit, to ensure the continuity of regional cooperation.
She said: “We have launched a conference under the auspices of Morocco on social issues and disabilities, with the aim of union the policies of our countries and allow Africa to speak with one voice and adopt a common approach to support people in a position of invalidity. »»
Ms. MUBOKO KIMPATISA explained that the decision to organize this conference in Morocco has, from now on, the support of seven countries, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Togo, Guinea, the Republic of Congo, Senegal, Maurice and Burkina Faso.
“I have a great hope that other countries will join us. This conference is a first step for Francophone Africa, and why, in the future, for the whole continent, “she added.
For his part, the commissioner of the African Committee for Human Rights and Peoples, Marie Louise Abuo, praised the desire to create an African platform under the supervision of Morocco, affirming that it is “an initiative that I support completely, and I hope that it will also be supported by the African Committee for Human Rights and Peoples”.
Ms. Abuo considered that this initiative will improve the exchange of best practices and will improve knowledge of the status of the rights of people with special needs on the continent, and will be precious support to allow African countries to follow these fundamental problems.
Morocco participates in the summit of Third World with a large Moroccan delegation led by the Minister of Solidarity and Social Integration and the Family Integration, Naima Bin Yahya, and includes, in particular, the Governor of the National Coordinator of the National Initiative For Human Development, Mohamed Al -Dardouri, Director of National Cooperation, Khatta Germany, Zohr al -Alawi, in addition to Mr. Al -Rashidi.
The third world summit for people with disabilities, which is held on April 2 and 3, 2025 in the German federal capital, is the largest global gathering intended for the rights of people in a position of invalidity. This event was opened yesterday, Wednesday, in the presence of His Majesty King Abdullah II Bin Al -Hussein, the king of the kingdom of Hashemite of Jordan, who participates in the organization of this session alongside Germany, represented by the Federal Councilor Olaf Schults.
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