1. The CFCIM week in Tangier from 2nd to 4th of May: "The French Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Morocco (CFCIM) organizes, in Tangier from 2nd to 4th of May, its business week with a view towards promoting the information exchange and examining opportunities of networking in the presence of members of the Chamber and economic players in the region."
2. France welcomes the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Cuba: "France has today welcomed the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Cuba. "We welcome this positive development," said the spokesman of the Quai d'Orsay Romain Nadal during a press conference. As a reminder, like announced already by Infomédiaire Maroc, Morocco has restored, on Friday, following the instructions of the King Mohammed VI, its diplomatic relations with the Republic of Cuba."
3. Approval of 30 investment projects worth more than two billion dirham: "The Regional Commission of Investment and Derogation in Urban Planning, which gathered in Marrakech recently, has validated 30 projects for an investment of 2.093 billion DH in the territory of 7 communes of the prefecture to generate 4.291 stable jobs."
4. A mobile consulate for the key Moroccan profit of Finland: "The Embassy of Morocco in Finland organizes, on 25th and 26th April, a mobile Consulate that serves members of the Moroccan community established in the towns of Kuopio and Joensuu in the center-east. The initiative is part of a process of proximity and openness on the Moroccans residing in this Nordic country. An important administrative staff is mobilized to ensure the success of this initiative. It thereby enables the Moroccans of Finland to benefit from a wide range of administrative services relating to civil status, administrative certificates, applications for National Electronic Identity Cards (CNIE) and biometric passports, in addition to registration at the consulate."
5. Tetouan presents its candidature project to join the UNESCO's Network of Creative Cities: "Twenty years after the classification of its medina as a world heritage of humanity, Tetouan presented on Monday, April 24th, its project to join the Network of Creative Cities of the Unesco. The network, currently composed of 116 members in 54 countries, covers seven creative domains: arts and crafts, design, film, gastronomy, literature, music and digital arts. "Tetouan, which intends to include the category "crafts and folk arts", counts on its assets in this domain to increase the creative potential of the city in terms of sustainable urban development and cultural influence," reports the MAP."
Crédit : IMPERIUM MEDIA
