King Mohammed leads the way to LDCs to development, Benin's official

Originally published July 1, 2003

Morocco's King Mohammed VI plays a vanguard role part of the struggle of the least development country's (LDCs) for development. Roatien Biau, Benin's foreign affairs and African integration minister and president of the coordination office of LDCs group also lauded King Mohammed VI's decision to open the Moroccan market to African LDCs products and the cancellation of their debt to Morocco.

This came in a message of thanks by Roatien Biau sent to King Mohammed VI.

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