Morocco: Permanent Joint Migration Group Hails 'Progress' Made By Morocco-France Cooperation in Migration

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Morocco: Permanent Joint Migration Group Hails 'Progress' Made By Morocco-France Cooperation in Migration

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[MAP] Paris -- The Moroccan-French Permanent Joint Migration Group (GMMP), meeting on Monday in Paris, welcomed the "progress" achieved in the cooperation between the two countries in the area of migration.

Source: allAfrica.com

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