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By George-Ramsey Benamba, RNG
Accra, July 31, GNA – Government of Morocco
The 2019/20/20 academic year will grant 20 scholarships to Ghanaian students
willing to follow vocational training programs in Morocco, Mr. Abdelouahed
Bekki, announced the Moroccan charge of Business in Ghana.
He said the package would increase and help
to concretize the bilateral relations that the two countries had maintained during the
years.
Mr. Bekki, who announced this as part of the
Celebration of the 20th anniversary of the ascent of King Mohammed VI
in Accra indicated that outside the education sector, Morocco and Ghana had progressed
their relations in trade, technology, energy and transport between
other.
The program was sponsored by members of
diplomatic corps, Moroccan citizens and other guests
business and non-governmental organizations.
He said that Morocco, a country with the biggest
Port in Africa, would continue to strengthen its relations with other African countries.
countries to strengthen the growth and development of their trading partners.
Mr. Bekki said that Morocco also had the first
fastest train line in the Arab world, largest solar power station and railways
manufacturing in Africa and the Middle East, all of which were attributable to
achievements of King Mohammed.
He paid a laudatory tribute to former President Osagyefo
Kwame Nkrumah and King Mohammed V of Ghana and Morocco respectively for
their roles in the Organization of African Unity at the time and the subsequent struggles
which preceded the independence of the African continent.
He congratulated Ghana for its selection at
welcome the secretariat of the African Continental Free Trade Area by adding that it
was the best way to meet the development needs of the continent.
"King Mohammed VI of Morocco and
Ghana's President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo is convinced that Africa's wealth
Africa can be proud of its potential, its resources, its potential
cultural heritage, its spiritual and its future must be handmade this nature
pride."
Mr. Albert Kan Dapaah, National Security
Minister who was the honored guest king Mohammed VI for religious
tolerance, economic development and overall growth of the North African country
realized during his reign.
He notably mentioned the Moroccan truth
Commission for Reconciliation, Women's Courts and the Upward Movement of
nubile age of 15 to 18 years as some of the reforms that the king introduced
for the improvement of citizens.
Mr. Dapaah congratulated the Moroccan government
for the progress made over the years in the fields of education, transport and technology
and badured that Ghana would continue to badociate them for mutual cooperation
advantages.
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