His Majesty King Mohammed VI left Libreville on Thursday 13th of March afternoon at the end of his Africa tour which led the Sovereign to Mali, Cote d’Ivoire, Guinea, and Gabon.
His Majesty the King was seen off by Gabonese President Ali Bongo Ondimba.
He was also greeted by Prime minister and members of the Government of Gabon, the Ambassador of Morocco in Libreville, and other civil and military personalities.
Besides, His Majesty King Mohammed VI sent a thank-you letter to Gabonese president, Ali Bongo Ondimba at the end of the working and friendly visit of the Sovereign in Gabon.
”As my successful visit in Gabon comes to a close, I would like to express to you and to the Gabonese people my sincere expression of gratitude for your warm welcome and generous hospitality,” His Majesty the King said in this letter.
On this occasion, the Sovereign noted “his deep appreciation for the perfect convergence of views that marked our discussions on all issues of common interest, as well as the highly promising prospects of our bilateral cooperation.”
HM the King also stressed that the visit led to “the expansion of our legal framework, the appropriate and practical involvement of our business communities, the conclusion of several agreements, and the deepening of cooperation in the field of human development.”
”The Kingdom of Morocco and Gabon have significantly strengthened their joint action in the context of our shared vision for South-South Cooperation to serve our peoples,” the Sovereign said.
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
