King Mohammed receives Tunisian premier

Originally published February 22, 2003

Morocco's King Mohammed VI on Friday received Tunisian Premier, Mohamed Ghannouchi, on the fringes of the 22nd Conference of the Heads of State of Africa and France. Ghannouchi said talks covered means to revive the Arab Maghreb Union and to enhance relations between Rabat and Tunis.

"We will continue to work for holding a UMA summit to give a strong impetus" to Maghreban integration, he said.

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