Libyan PM arrives in Morocco for joint high commission meeting

Libyan Prime Minister Mohamed Ahmed Al-Mankouch, arrived Tuesday in Rabat to take part in the third session of Moroccan-Libyan high cooperation commission to convene this week in Morocco.

A group of Moroccan and Libyan experts have been meeting in Rabat since Monday to prepare the priority economic and commercial partnership projects to be submitted the high commission.

The commission holds regular meetings alternately in Morocco and Libya to follow up joint cooperation actions and identify the sectors needing further coordination.

The commission was set up in 1990 to enhance complementarity between the two Maghreban countries in all sectors, Map reported.

Libya is particularly interested in Morocco's experience in the fields of agriculture, irrigation, pharmaceutical industry, textile and handicrafts.