King Mohammed sends message to Ireland's premier

Originally published March 26, 2002

Morocco's King Mohammed VI sent Irish Premier a message, the Moroccan embassy in Dublin, Ireland, said in a release. Aujjar and Cowen reviewed issues pertaining to Moroccan-Irish relations, the situation in the Middle-East and North Africa and other questions of common concern.

The Royal message was handed by Moroccan human rights minister, Mohamed Aujjar, to Irish foreign minister, Brian Cowen.

Aujjar had visited Oslo with a message from King Mohammed VI to Norway's Premier, Kjell Magne Bondevik.

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