King Mohammed, Prince Sultane meet in agadir

Originally published January 26, 2001

Morocco's King Mohammed VI and Saudi defense and aviation minister, Prince Sultane Ibn Abdel Aziz, held Thursday in the Moroccan southern Atlantic city of Agadir a tete-a-tete meeting.

Prince Sultane Ibn Abdel Aziz, who is also second vice-president of the Saudi ministers' council and general inspector of the royal guard, is currently on a private visit to Morocco.

After the meeting, King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Prince Sultane, laid the foundation stone for the building of a regional cancer hospital in the city.

The hospital construction is financed by Prince sultane.

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