Covid-19: Moroccan Medical Aid for Guinea Arrives in Conakry

15 June 2020 Printable Version

Conakry - The Moroccan medical assistance intended for Guinea, as part of a package of aid granted, on the very High Instructions of HM King Mohammed VI, to several sister African countries to support them in their efforts to fight coronavirus, arrived Monday afternoon at Conakry international airport.

The equipment and products comprising this aid were received by Guinean minister of Foreign Affairs, Mamadi Toure, and minister advisor to the Presidency, Mohamed Lamine Dounbouya, in the presence in particular of the Moroccan ambassador to Guinea, Driss Isbayene, president of the association of former Guinean trainees and Students in Morocco, Ansoumane Berete, and president of the Guinea section of the Mohammed VI Foundation of African Ulema, Abdelkrim Dioubati.

This initiative, which is part of the Kingdom's active solidarity with brotherly African countries, includes protective and preventive equipment and products as well as a batch of medicines.