Moroccan secondary education minister on visit to Tunis

Originally published March 27, 2000

Moroccan minister for secondary and technical education, Abdallah Saaf, arrived in Tunis Sunday for a two-day visit to examine with Tunisian peer means of strengthening cooperation in the field of education.

We want to know about the experience of Tunisia in this regard especially that we are now working on the reform of education in Morocco, the minister told the press upon arrival.

Saaf will also take part in a seminar Monday on "UMA 2000, internal dynamics and partnership."

Morocco and Tunisia are both member of the Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) which also includes Libya, Algeria and Mauritania.

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