German Foreign Minister in Morocco

Originally published May 1, 2001

German federal minister of foreign affairs, Christoph Zpel, will start a visit Thursday to Morocco during which he will confer with Moroccan officials on means to upgrade bilateral relations.

Morocco's relations with the European Union will also be tackled during Zpel's visit, the German embassy in Morocco said.

The German official will attend in Morocco a session of the Committee of the Socialist International, to be held in Casablanca May 4-5.

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