Moroccan-Indian commission holds 3rd session in Rabat

Originally published January 22, 2002

Rabat will host the 3rd session of the Moroccan-Indian high commission Wednesday, says a diplomatic source here.

The Indian delegation, led by trade ministry Rajiv Pratap Rudy, includes high officials from different departments and representatives of various economic and financial sectors. The commission's last meeting, held in New Delhi, dates back to July 1995.

The Moroccan Indian relations knew a significant change since king Mohammed VI's visit to India in February 2001, and the first meeting of the Moroccan Indian business council.

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