Mubarak, King Hassan to meet tomorrow
Egypt-Morocco, Politics, 5/25/1998

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak will meet tomorrow with the Moroccan monarch, King Hassan II, who is currently visiting Cairo at Mubarak's invitation to discuss the peace process and Israel's attempt to Judaize Jerusalem.

Mubarak and King Hassan will head the works of the high joint committee between the two countries, which will be crowned by signing commercial and economic agreements.

The Moroccan ambassador in Cairo, Abdel-Latif Malin, told ArabicNews.com that the Moroccan delegation comprises Moroccan Prime Minister Abdul Rahman El-Youssefi, Foreign Minister Abdel-Latif Filali, Minister of Interior Idris El-Basri and ministers of finance, the economy and commercial exchange.

Malin added, "King Hassan and Mubarak will discuss the latest developments in the Middle East, the Gulf, the Moroccan countries and the African continent."

An Egyptian official told ArabicNews.com today that, "The Moroccan and Egyptian sides will tackle Moroccan relations, especially between Morocco and Algeria, within Mubarak's meeting with Algerian President Liamine Zeroual on the margin of the works of the eighth summit of the G-15 in Cairo at the beginning of the current month."

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