King Mohammed receives new ambassadors to Morocco
Morocco's King Mohammed VI, who was accompanied by his brother Prince Moulay Rachid, received Tuesday at the royal palace in Rabat several newly appointed ambassadors to Morocco.
These new ambassadors who handed the sovereign their credentials are Andre Michel Rittie, ambassador of Vanuatu, Gelu Voican-Voiculescu, ambassador of Rumania, Yves M.Gagnon, ambassador of Canada, Fernando Arias-Salgado Y. Montalvo, ambassador of Spain, Salah Mohamed Al Bijan, ambassador of Kuwait, Saqr Moubarak Al Mansouri, ambassador of Qatar and Achraf Youssef Abdelhalim Zaazaa, ambassador of Egypt.
King Mohammed VI afterwards received the ambassadors of Senegal, Doudou Sala Diop, of Equatorial Guinea, Eduardo Ndoung Elo Nsang, and of Thailand, Suchat Prachimdhit, who came to bid the king farewell at the end of their mission in Morocco.
The sovereign decorated the three diplomats with the Grand Cordon of the Alaouite Wissam.
Minister of foreign affairs and cooperation, Mohamed Benaissa, director of the royal office, Mohamed Rochdi Cha?bi, secretary of state for foreign affairs and cooperation, Taib Fassi Fihri, and the King's Chamberlain, Brahim Frej, attended the audiences.
