King Mohammed visits child safeguard center

Morocco's King Mohammed VI visited Monday the child safeguard center of Temara, Rabat suburbs.

The king heard explanations on the center, its mission and facilities.

He was also briefed on the refurbishment works of the center, including the construction of hall for children to meet their families, gardens and other training and leisure facilities.

The refurbishing of the center cost 1,081 dirhams, paid by the Mohammed VI Foundation for detainees' integration and child safeguard.

The king then toured the center's classrooms, workshops, dormitories and other pavilions.

The Temara center was built in 1954. It accommodates 81 people and seeks to reeducate and integrate delinquent children.