King Mohammed VI stood out for his desire to rehabilitate Morocco's national coastline, including the part in the Moroccan Sahara region bordering the Atlantic, and re-engineer this geopolitical space at the African level during his Speech to Nation on the Occasion of the 48th Anniversary of Green March.
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Rabat.- King Mohammed VI stood out for his desire to rehabilitate Morocco’s national coastline, including the part in the Moroccan Sahara region bordering the Atlantic, and re-engineer this geopolitical space at the African level during his Speech to Nation on the Occasion of the 48th Anniversary of Green March.
He pointed out that his goal is to “transform the Atlantic region into a space for human interaction and economic integration and to make sure it plays a key role at continental and international levels.”
“For this reason, I seek to make sure that the major projects launched in our southern provinces are completed, and that the services and infrastructure relating to human and economic development are in place. Another goal is to facilitate connectivity between the different countries bordering the Atlantic, provide for means of transportation, build logistics platforms and consider the development of a strong, competitive national commercial marine fleet,” the King explained.
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