Niger's president winds up visit to Morocco

Originally published May 5, 2001

President of Niger, Mamadou Tanja, left Morocco this Saturday at the end of a three-day visit. The Head of state of Niger was received on Thursday in Agadir by King Mohammed VI.

President Tanja was accompanied by his ministers of foreign affairs and of rural development and hydraulic resources as well as by director of the presidential office.

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