Morocco's Mohammed Ould Errachid Represents King Mohammed VI at Gabon's Democracy City Inauguration
Economy
Morocco's President of the Advisory Chamber, Mohammed Ould Errachid, represented King Mohammed VI at the inauguration of Gabon's Democracy City in Libreville on May 3, 2026.
The event was attended by several heads of state and foreign delegations.
Ould Errachid conveyed the King's greetings and congratulations to Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema on the occasion of the inauguration of the Omar Bongo Ondimba Congress Palace, a symbol of institutional strengthening and Gabon's international influence.
The Moroccan official reaffirmed the solidity of cooperation between Morocco and Gabon, emphasizing Rabat's commitment to developing the partnership between the two countries in the context of African integration.
He also emphasized the shared will of the two heads of state to consolidate cooperation in the interests of shared goals and regional stability.
Ould Errachid was accompanied by Morocco's Ambassador to Gabon, Abdellah Sbihi.
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