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Heba Press
The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in Mexico, in partnership with the Independent National University, organized a distinctive cultural event to celebrate Africa Day, as part of the activities of the “Week of African Culture” organized by this former university institution.
The event was a unique opportunity to improve cultural dialogue and academic exchange between Morocco and Mexico, by opening new horizons for communication and the opening of African culture within the Mexican university community.
During this demonstration, the ambassador of Morocco to Mexico to Mexico, Abdel Fattah al-Babera, confirmed a deep commitment of Morocco towards the African continent, under the wise direction of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, which made Africa a strategic axis of the kingdom’s foreign policy, through the approach of South-South cooperation based on solidarity and efficiency, according to official communication.
Ambassador Al -Labbar also referred to the structural initiatives launched by Morocco for the benefit of Africa, stressing the belief of the kingdom in a “strong and solidarity continent, led by its youth and dominates the richness of its civilizations”. He also underlined the importance of African identity as a rapprochement bridge with partners in the South, led by Mexico, which shares with Morocco in the values of justice and pluralism.
In the same context, the former Mexican ambassador to Morocco, Andres Ordii, noted the importance of introducing the history of Morocco and the reality of the African continent, praising the role of the royal establishment in the support of the development path in Africa.
For his Part, the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps and the Ambassador of Cote d’Ivoire in Mexico, Lee Djero Robert, Highlighted the Pioneering Role that Morocco Played in Supporting African Liberation Movements, Which was documented by the documentary that was shown by the way “Morocco and Liberation Movements in Africa”, where the Kingdom’s Contribution to the Struggles of Several African Countries to obtain its independence.
In turn, the director of African affairs of the Mexican Foreign Ministry, Jorge Delgado, considered that this initiative contributes to highlighting the “absent historical facts” and the value of the Moroccan role in the liberation of the continent.
This cultural event brought together a number of ambassadors and diplomats accredited to Mexico, as well as academics, journalists, students and representatives of the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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