Libreville – A home at once grandiose and colorful was booked late Friday afternoon Libreville to His Majesty King Mohammed VI, who is on a working and friendship visit to the Gabonese Republic, the last stage of an African tour which led the Sovereign to Senegal, Guinea Bissau and Ivory Coast.
Many came, the people of the city and members of the Moroccan community in Gabon massed at the entrance of the Leon Mba international airport and all along the route taken by the procession of two Heads of State, between the Airport and the renovation Palace, reserving an enthusiastic and colorful to the illustrious guest of Gabon.
The crowd exuberantly expressed their joy and gladness in auspicious day of commencing the survey that is sure to add a new milestone in the building of secular relations of brotherhood, friendship and cooperation uniting the two countries and the two peoples.
Moroccans and Gabonese flags flew side by side above the buildings and portraits of the two Heads of State, HM King Mohammed VI and His Excellency President Ali Bongo Ondimba, pavoisaient the main streets of the capital of Gabon.
The visit, which reinforces the secular and deep political relations between the two brotherly countries, devotes exemplary links between the two Heads of State, HM King Mohammed VI and Ali Bongo Ondimba. It will be, thanks to the decisions and actions that will be taken or companies, an additional and significant milestone in the evolution of relations, always promising, between the two countries.
Thus, Rabat and Libreville will, through this visit, deepen and broaden their solidarity and mutually beneficial partnership and rely on their own forces to meet the legitimate aspirations of their people, so attached to the African-African cooperation.
Relations between the two countries not new, they draw their strength and solidity in the precious legacy shaped by His Late Majesty Hassan II and late President El Hadj Omar Bongo Ondimba, God rest their souls in His Holy Mercy . These special relationships are further exemplified at the continental level and illustrate perfectly the South-South cooperation policy, erected in strategic choice by the Kingdom.
