April 09, 2013 (MAP)
Morocco will contribute to “all efforts meant to alleviate the plight of the Darfur population”, said on Monday Morocco’s new ambassador to Sudan, Mohamed Maa El Ainine.
Speaking at the international conference on development and reconstruction in Darfur, the diplomat noted that Morocco will be part of all efforts to alleviate the Darfur population plight and consolidation security and stability in Darfur.
He also voiced Morocco’s readiness to “make available for the local authorities its experiences in small projects which are beneficial to support the economy”.
Morocco will also be endeavoring with Sudanese authorities and local officials in Darfur to training agriculture, health and drinking water executives, the diplomat announced recalling that the Kingdom has extended a subsidy to the Council for the development of nomads in Darfur to build schools and dig wells.
Maa El Ainine further expressed Morocco’s resolve to support Sudan in maintaining its unity and stability, stressing that Sudan’s stability will contribute to stability in Africa.
Expressing support to Qatar’s efforts and promising initiatives for the reconstruction of Darfur, the diplomat argued that these efforts will help “eliminate causes of conflict and reduce social disparities resulting from these conflicts”.
Pledges by donors for the reconstruction and development of Darfur exceeded 3 billion dollars, including the Sudanese government’s funds, according to the Doha document on peace in Darfur.
