President of Lebanon on official visit to Morocco mid-June

Originally published April 19, 2001

President of Lebanon Emile Lahoud will pay an official visit to Morocco next June 14-15, it was officially announced in Rabat Thursday.

A statement by the Moroccan ministry of the royal household, protocol and chancellery said President of Lebanon General Emile Lahoud will pay an official visit to Morocco next June 14 and 15 at the invitation of king Mohammed VI.

The visit will be followed by a one-day private stay, the statement said.

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