King Mohammed VI, Senegalese president hold private talks

Originally published March 3, 2005

King Mohammed VI of Morocco, currently on a working and friendship visit to Senegal, held on Thursday private talks with Senegalese president, Abdoulaye Wade.

The two African heads of state hailed the excellent Moroccan-Senegalese relations, stressing that the royal visit will contribute to consolidate the already solid links and cooperation.

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