Jill Biden, the First Lady of the United States, is anticipated to visit Morocco as part of her upcoming tour to the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe, according to her spokeswoman, Vanessa Valdivia.
Jill worked as a teacher for decades and wanted to continue her work as a teacher after her husband’s success in the presidential elections. Before the 2020 elections, she said, “If we get to the White House, I will continue teaching. It’s important, and I want people to appreciate teachers and recognize their contributions and raise the profession’s status.”
The U.S. First Lady is poised to advocate for the empowerment of women and youth in Morocco.
This is not her first visit to the kingdom. In 2014, she took part with her husband in an event to empower Moroccan youth.
The Moroccan Times.
