Guinean ambassador made officer of the Alawit order

Originally published March 6, 2000

Moroccan Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Minister Mohamed Benaissa decorated Conakry-Guinea ambassador to Rabat, Ali Kaba, with the Officer Alawit-Order medal granted by King Mohammed VI.

Benaissa hailed achievements by the ambassador in strengthening cooperation and friendship ties between the two African countries while Kaba, leaving the kingdom at the end of his assignment, said he was proud of the royal medal crowning his stay in Morocco.

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