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Sudan and Morocco conclude three cooperation agreements

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Sudan and Morocco concluded three cooperation agreements in various economic fields at the end of the meeting of their joint commission this February 21-23.

The agreements deal with cooperation in economy, trade, investments, free trade areas, industry, handicraft and tourism.

The two Arab states also agreed to foster cooperation in geology, mining, equipment, public works, housing, post and communication as well as in culture, sciences, information, youth, health, social issues and Islamic affairs.

The joint commission was co-chaired by Moroccan minister of industry, trade and handicraft, Alami Tazi, and Sudanese minister of foreign trade, Osman Al Hadi.

During his stay in Khartoum, the Moroccan official was received by president Omar Hassan Al Bashir and held talks with several members of the Sudanese government. Sudan renewed its constant position regarding the Moroccan Sahara issue.

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