Moroccan Medical Aid to Chad Testifies to High Esteem that HM the King and Moroccan People Have for Chadian People (Minister)

16 June 2020 Printable Version

N'Djaména - Moroccan medical assistance to Chad, within the framework of the aid granted, on the very high instructions of HM King Mohammed VI, to several brotherly African countries to support them in their efforts to fight coronavirus, testifies to the high esteem that His Majesty the King and the Moroccan people have for the Chadian people, said Chad's Public Health minister, Mahamoud Youssouf Khayal.

This donation of high quality comes at a timely moment and testifies to the high esteem that HM King Mohammed VI and the Moroccan people have for the Chadians," said the minister who was speaking on Monday evening during the ceremony of reception of the aid in the presence of advisor to the president of the Republic in charge of Education and Scientific Research, Hissein Massar, the ambassador of the Kingdom in N'Djamena, Abdellatif Erroja and other political and religious personalities.

Youssouf Khayal, who expressed his sincere thanks to HM King Mohammed VI on behalf of the president of the Republic and the people of Chad, highlighted the long tradition of friendship and closeness woven by history and culture between the two peoples.

Morocco is present in every Chadian house through rituals, cuisine, architecture, among others, he said.

This "extraordinary Moroccan aid" to Chad is "a sign that African solidarity is on the march and Morocco is one of its driving forces," the minister added, reiterating his warm thanks to His Majesty King Mohammed VI.