Central Africa reaffirms support to Morocco's position in Sahara conflict
Foreign minister of the Central African Republic, Abdou Karim Meckssoua, who arrived here Monday for a two-day visit, reaffirmed his country's support to Morocco's stand in the Sahara issue.
Meckssoua said at the end of a meeting with Moroccan counterpart, Mohamed Benaissa, talks covered all realms of bilateral cooperation, notably agriculture, irrigation and air transport, hailing Morocco's backing that enabled the Central African Republic to benefit from duties exemption and king Mohammed VI's initiative to annul the debts of least advanced African countries.
