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The Consulate General of the Kingdom of Morocco in Dijon organized, on Monday evening, an iftar ceremony in honor of students and young activists in the community network in the city and surrounding areas, in an atmosphere marked by the spirit of sharing and friendship that characterizes the holy month of Ramadan.
This meeting, which was attended by students and cadres from different backgrounds, was an opportunity for Moroccan youth to strengthen the bonds of friendship and professional communication, as well as to exchange views on ways to contribute to the development dynamic that Morocco is witnessing. In a speech on the occasion, the Consul General of the Kingdom in Dijon, Souhail Boussoulikhen, highlighted the strength of the ties that unite members of the Moroccan community residing in France with their homeland, stressing the pivotal role played by Moroccans around the world in radiating the image of the Kingdom and its civilizational values in the countries of residence. He pointed out that the month of Ramadan is a good opportunity to strengthen the values of solidarity and brotherhood within the community, and to renew ties with Morocco, highlighting that such initiatives fall within the framework of the policy of proximity to Moroccans around the world, especially the youth and the competencies of civil society. For his part, the president of the Moroccan Youth Association in Burgundy (AJMB), Alaeddine Zaki, affirmed the importance of continuous work to strengthen the bonds between Moroccan youth residing abroad and their country of origin, at the cultural, economic, social and sports levels, in line with the insightful vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI. He added that this meeting, which brought together activists and competencies from civil society, embodies the values of exchange, solidarity and unity within the Moroccan community, and reflects its involvement in defending the issues of the nation and contributing to its development path. For her part, student Lina Yaakoubi, a member of the association, considered that such initiatives would consolidate feelings of pride in identity and belonging among Moroccan youth, and strengthen their connection to their culture and traditions.
