King Mohammed holds phone talks with French president

Originally published July 15, 2003

Morocco's King Mohammed VI held this Monday phone talks with French president, Jacques Chirac. The two heads of state hailed the evolution in the already exceptional and remarkable partnership between the two countries, and also exchanged viewpoints on the Sahara issue, in light of the ongoing consultation at the UN Security Council.

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