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Colombia’s Colpatria Tower Hoists Morocco’s Colors for Throne Day

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Colombia’s Colpatria Tower Hoists Morocco’s Colors for Throne Day

Colombia’s Colpatria Tower Hoists Morocco’s Colors for Throne Day

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Rabat – The tallest building in Colombia, the Colpatria Tower, shone red and green early this week.

On the occasion of the 19th anniversary of King Mohammed VI’s coronation and festivities organized by the Moroccan embassy, Bogota celebrated the special event on Monday, July 30, by lightning its tower with the Moroccan colors.

The skyscraper is the tallest in Colombia and the 4th tallest building in Latin America.

A huge Moroccan flag was also raised in the Columbian capital. The initiative comes to reinforce the positive dynamism of the bilateral and historic relationship between Morocco and Colombia.

Relations between Morocco and Colombia have strengthened in recent years. The kingdom is one of Colombia’s largest trading partners in the Arab world and on the African continent.

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