Moroccan crown prince to Geneva, prime minister to Oslo today
Morocco, Politics, 5/18/1998

Moroccan Prime Minister Abdul Rahman El-Youssefi heads to Oslo today within a delegation from the Socialist Union Party to participate in the meeting of the International Socialist Council, lasting for two days. The meeting will concentrate on discussing the experiences of participating socialist parties in the governments of several countries.

An official source in the Prime Ministry told ArabicNews.com that the Moroccan Prime Ministry will present a report on the Socialist Union Party's first government, managed by the main opposition parties in Morocco for three months.

The Moroccan successor, Prince Mohammed al-Hassan, will head to Geneva today in order to participate in the celebration of the fourth anniversary for forming the World Trade Organization, which held its 1994 conference in Marrakesh.

A source in the Royal Divan said that the prince will meet with international officials to discuss new agreements' implementation.

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