Moroccan, Guinean prime ministers probe cooperation
Moroccan prime minister, Abderrahmane Youssoufi, met in Rabat Thursday visiting Guinean peer Lamine Sidime, who was accompanied by his country's ambassador to Morocco.
Talks covered bilateral cooperation in health, vocational and technical training and higher education, says a statement of the prime minister's office.
The two African heads of state also reviewed the instability in several African countries and insisted on the need for dialogue to lay foundations for democracy and development.
The prime minister who arrived in Morocco last September 25 was received by king Mohammed VI.
