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Namibian premier arrives in Morocco

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Namibian Prime Minister, Hague Geing Ob, arrived this Saturday in Morocco for a two-day visit. The visit is part of drives to boost the African civil service charter, approved by the third conference of African civil service minister, held in Windhoek, Namibia, Geing Ob told The press upon arrival.

Geing Ob, who is also chairman of the Conference of the African Civil Service Ministers, will confer with Moroccan civil service and administrative reform minister, Mohamed Khalifa in his capacity as head of the governing board of the Tangiers-based African Training and Administrative Reasearch for Development Center (CAFRAD).

The Namibian Prime Minister will also confer with other Moroccan officials.

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