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Saudi - Moroccan joint commission meets in Riyadh

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The Moroccan-Saudi joint commission will meet over the weekend in Riyadh, it was officially announced in Rabat on Tuesday. The meeting will be co-chaired by the Moroccan and Saudi foreign ministers, Mohamed Benaissa and Prince Saud Al-Faysal.

Debates will focus debates on economic issues and will seek to deepen the relations of friendship and cooperation existing between the two states.

The Moroccan delegation will be made up of officials of various ministerial departments and businessmen.

The commission's latest meeting was held in July 1993 in Rabat.

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