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Morocco's Islamic affairs minister meets delegation of US Christian right
Morocco-USA, Politics, 3/4/2004

Morocco's minister of Habous (Islamic endowments) and Islamic affairs, Ahmed Taoufiq, me on Tuesday with a visiting delegation from the US Christian Right coalition.

The meeting reviewed several issues related to the religious life in Morocco and was an opportunity to "condemn debasing remarks against Islam and the values it preaches," said the Moroccan official.

The US delegation praised Morocco's pioneer role to foster constructive dialogue between religions and civilizations.

Michael Kirtley, who leads the US delegation, said the visit is meant to promote understanding between the Arab world and the USA and to get better acquainted with reforms undertaken by Morocco.

The US Christian Right is an influential media and political power. It boasts over 70 million members and adepts.

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