Spanish Premier Aznar to visit Morocco in May

Originally published April 5, 2000

Spanish premier Jose Maria Aznar announced in Cairo Tuesday he would undertake an official visit to Morocco in May.

Assessing Spanish participation to the Africa-Europe summit in a press-conference, Aznar said the Maghreb will be a priority in his coming government's foreign policy.

Aznar will be leading the next Spanish government after the landslide win of his Partido Popular in legislative elections of March 12th where he wrestled an absolute majority.

The head of Spanish government will be visiting Algeria in June.

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