The foreign minister, who lived abroad, the African cooperation and the Moroccan, Nasser Bourita, met on Monday in Rabat with the SG of the United Nations Tourism, Zurab Pololikashvili, visited Morocco.
This meeting made it possible to discuss the strategic partnership between Morocco and UN tourism, based on joint priorities and a common vision for the future of world tourism. The head of Moroccan diplomacy thus underlined the key role of the kingdom as a leader in promoting sustainable tourism worldwide according to the royal vision, which makes the tourism sector a lever for sustainable development and economic growth. He also praised the decision of UN tourism to open a thematic office of the organization in Morocco, and explained that this structure as a cooperation platform between the kingdom, the UN tourism and the member countries of the organization as part of an approach to the service will be royal Vision for an active, united and pragmatic “south-south” eE cooperation.
During this interview, Bourita Morocco’s main projects in the field of tourism, including the organization of the CAN 2025 and the FIFA 2030 World Championship.
In turn, the SG of UN tourism welcomed the strategic vision of SM Le Roi Mohammed VI, which focused on creating jobs and the development of sustainable tourism. He also welcomed the organization by Morocco for sports and continental sports events. The UN Tourismus -CEO has confirmed the commitment of its organization to support Morocco by providing his expertise, knowledge and technical support in order to ensure the success of these major projects.
The SG of the UN tourism presented the English version of advertising with the title: “Tourism that invests in Morocco”, which will serve as a leverage to inform the potential investors about opportunities in Morocco during the exhibitions and international trade fairs, as the International organization is intended that the international organization intends to translate this work into several languages: Arabic, Chinese, Spanish and French.
Morocco is currently a member of the UN Tourismus Executive Council for the period 2022-2025 and officially presents his candidacy to fill one of the seats that return to the Africa region for the period 2025-2029.
