صحافة بلادي صحيفة إلكترونية مغاربية متجددة على مدار الساعة تعنى بشؤون المغرب الجزائر ليبيا موريتانيا تونس
RabatThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Residing Abroad, the sector of Moroccans residing abroad, announced the commemoration ofNational Day for Moroccans Residing AbroadNext Monday, under the slogan“Moroccans residing abroad at the service of Morocco’s projects 2030”This is an affirmation of the continued royal care given by His Majesty King Mohammed VI to members of the Moroccan community around the world.
The Ministry explained, in an official statement, that celebrations will be organized this year at the level of the various prefectures and regions of the Kingdom, in coordination with the Ministry of Interior, in order to enable members of the community who are in Morocco during their summer vacation to participate in this national occasion and strengthen their connection to their motherland.
Morocco commemorates this day inAugust 10 of every yearSince its approval one year2003To constitute a station for consolidating ties between Moroccans residing abroad and their country, and identifying the most prominent achievements and challenges of concern to this group, in light of the current national and international transformations.
The communication stressed that the celebration of the year 2026 comes in a context characterized by the acceleration of the completion of the Kingdom’s major strategic projects on the horizon of the year 2030, which include developing infrastructure, attracting investments, accelerating digital transformation, energy transition, and managing water resources, in addition to modernizing public services.
The Ministry also highlighted that preparations are underway to organizeWorld Cup 2030It represents an exceptional opportunity to promote economic, social and regional development, while emphasizing the pivotal role that Moroccan talents residing abroad can play in keeping pace with these national projects.
This celebration aims, according to the same source, to value the contributions of the Moroccan community in various scientific, economic, technological and cultural fields, to listen to its concerns, and to work to develop communication and support mechanisms in a way that enhances its contribution to national development.
Source:“My journalist”
