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Rabat hosts meeting on socioeconomic integration of poorest populations in Africa

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Rabat will host this November 23 through 30 a meeting on the socioeconomic integration of poorest populations in Africa, under the aegis of King Mohammed VI.

The meeting will debate anti-poverty measures in Africa and support to the socioeconomic integration of needy populations in Africa.

Delegates of associations and organizations from several African countries will be exchanging views on how to address poverty in Africa through promoting micro-enterprises, training, increasing cooperatives and supporting African structures that back needy populations in Africa.

The meeting is held by the Aoudaghost 2000 network, based in Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso). The network is an international association set up by 16 associations from 8 African countries.

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