Moroccan stars comment on Macron's visit to King Mohammed VI

A number of Moroccan stars commented on the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to King Mohammed VI in Morocco, on an official 3-day visit.

The Moroccan Channel One reported that Macron arrived at Rabat Airport on Monday and was received by Moroccan King Mohammed VI, Crown Prince Moulay Hassan, and other princes and officials.

According to the channel, the Moroccan King held an official reception for the French President, where the stars praised the reception, noting the authentic Moroccan hospitality that befits the land of Morocco.

Saad Lamjarred: A scene that embodies the spirit of Moroccan generosity and hospitality Ibtissam Batma: A reception befitting our ancient kingdom Donia Batma: The land of hospitality, generosity and authenticity Imad Al-Natifi: You are our pride and that's it. Farah Al-Fassi: Our Kingdom is rooted in history Hatim Ammor: God bless our master Zina Daoudia: The Sahara is Moroccan and will remain Moroccan French President Macron's visit program to Morocco French President Emmanuel Macron received Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch, and the Speakers of the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors, Rachid Talbi El Alami and Mohamed Ould Rachid, at his residence. Afterwards, Macron and his wife will visit the Mohammed V Mausoleum in the presence of the Wali of the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region, Mohamed Yacoubi, before heading to Parliament to deliver a speech to members of its two chambers.

During lunch, Macron will have a meal with a delegation of Moroccan and French intellectuals. In the afternoon, he will conclude the meetings of Moroccan and French businessmen at the International University of Rabat, where he will address future strategic sectors. In the same location, Macron will attend the “Game Series”, an event bringing together French and Moroccan professionals from the creative industry and electronic games. In the evening, King Mohammed VI will host an official dinner in honor of the French President and his wife, Brigitte Macron. On Wednesday, the French President will participate in a meeting to discuss food security and sustainable agriculture in Africa with Moroccan and African students at the OCP Foundation, and will conclude his visit by giving a speech to the French community in Morocco at the French residence.