Strengthening Ties Between Morocco and Its Graduates in France
In a pivotal meeting held on Saturday, the Consul General of Morocco in Paris, Habiba Zamouri, engaged with a group of Moroccan graduates from various prestigious French higher education institutions. This gathering focused on Morocco's significant achievements across multiple sectors, as well as the promising employment and investment opportunities that the country offers. Habiba Zamouri took this opportunity to highlight the main aspects of the consular reform initiative that has been in effect since 2015. This initiative aligns with the noble directives of King Mohammed VI, who consistently emphasizes the importance of connecting with Moroccan citizens living abroad.
During her discussion with these recent graduates, particularly those from the Paris School of Business and the Paris Institute of Political Studies, Zamouri underscored the structured efforts towards digitizing essential documents, such as passports and national identity cards. She also mentioned the introduction of online appointment booking services. This modernization effort aims to enhance the quality of consular services and foster trust between the Moroccan administration and its citizens.
Promoting Economic Achievements and Future Prospects
Furthermore, the Consul General shed light on the substantial achievements and large-scale projects launched by Morocco in various economic sectors, particularly in automotive manufacturing, aviation, energy, and transportation. She emphasized the promising prospects for employment and investment across the different regions of the kingdom, encouraging graduates to leverage their academic successes for the benefit of Morocco's growth.
Expressing her admiration for the exceptional academic journeys of these graduates, most of whom are part of the "Youth Leaders France-Morocco" initiative, Zamouri called on them to strengthen their connections with Morocco and actively contribute to promoting the kingdom's image abroad. Complementing this sentiment, Iman Sati, coordinator of the "Youth Leaders France-Morocco" group, noted that this newly established body aims to unify Moroccan students and graduates engaged in higher education in France. She articulated that their activities primarily revolve around organizing meetings with Moroccan officials and speakers from various fields.
Sati expressed her gratitude for the organization of this event as part of the ninth open house day held by the Moroccan consulate in Paris. This initiative provided young graduates with a valuable opportunity to learn about various sectoral strategies being implemented under the wise leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI. She also expressed pride in the significant role that youth play in the developmental model, especially those in the Moroccan diaspora eager to contribute to the kingdom's dynamic advancement.
The open house day aims to bring the consular administration closer to its constituents, offering legal consultations and assisting members of the Moroccan community with their administrative procedures.
As reported by hespress.com.
