The big goal that the pope seeks during his trip to Morocco this weekend

On two key themes of his pontificate, Francisco heads this Saturday and Sunday a visit to Morocco, most Muslims, promote dialogue with Islam and on emigration.

"Christians and Muslims, brothers of the world who need peace," said the Supreme Pontiff in a video message broadcast in preview of his 28th international trip.

The bishop of Rome seeks to maintain friendships with the Muslim world At the same time, it focuses on visiting the smallest Catholic communities on the planet, often forgotten by the highest spheres of the Church.

About 30,000 Catholics reside in Morocco, mostly foreigners from sub-Saharan Africa, students or migrants en route to Europe.

This Sunday, many faithful attend mbad in a sports complex. This is a situation that has not been observed since John Paul II's visit in 1985since 99% of the population is Sunni.

The Holy Father, as during his recent trip to the United Arab Emirates, join the King of Morocco Mohamed VI as well as the main Muslim religious leaders. In addition, visit the mausoleum of Mohamed V, in a clear gesture in favor of religious tolerance.

The same day, Francisco has scheduled a meeting with migrants at the headquarters of Caritas in Rabat (capital of Morocco), where she will star in an important speech.

With this trip, the pope wants to give hope to Christian minorities and converted Muslims, who wish to fully enjoy the freedom of religion enshrined in the Moroccan constitution.