Consultations to replace the sacked ministers on October the 24th have been resumed. In theory, the ministerial reshuffle is expected to revive the Department of African Affairs, which has been removed for five decades. The ministry could be assigned to a technocrat.
After Rwanda, it is in Tanzania that Morocco is planning to finance the construction of an ultra modern stadium. The Tanzanian President, John Magufuli, and King Mohammed VI are expected to inaugurate the project in April 2018 in the country’s new capital, Dodoma.
King Mohammed VI signed on Monday in Casablanca five documents relating to these 26 investments in the sector of the automobile industry. This launching came as the sovereign signed another agreement with the chairman of China’s BYD, on of the biggest companies in the field. The Chinese manufacturer is joining the two French companies already operating in the north of the Kingdom which is set to be an African hub for the flourishing industry.
The Chinese big automotive company is building a new electric cars' factory near Tangiers joinnig the two French plants already operating in the region. The agreement to this new project was signed on Saturday by King Mohammed VI and BYD's chairman, whose company will also form part of the Mohammed VI Tangier Tech City.
In a letter to Donald Trump, King Mohammed VI warned against moving the American embassy to Al-Quds. The Moroccan sovereign expressed his deep concerns stressing on the effects this decision might have on the peace process in the region. Details.