Rabat – The Moroccan religious model and the organization of religious sites were at the center of a meeting, on Monday in Rabat, between chairman of the European-Moroccan friendship group Mohamed Cheikh Biadillah and a delegation of French senators, led by senator Corinne Feret.
The meeting was an occasion to get informed about the Moroccan experience regarding the religious field management and the organization of religious sites, Corinne told MAP after the meeting, commending the friendship ties between Morocco and France as well as bilateral cooperation mainly in terms of training religious leaders (imams).
For the chairwoman of the Mission of information on the organization, the place and funding of Islam and its sites in France, Morocco is a model of a very open and moderate Islam. Corinne also lauded Morocco’s efforts to fight radicalism and terrorism.
For his part, Biadillah underlined that the talks touched on security threats facing the Sahel-Saharan region, deeming that the fight against extremism and radicalism requires a stronger cooperation between countries in the two shores of the Mediterranean in terms of security and the supervision of religious sites.
With MAP
