Keywords: Zakia Driouich
At the UN Ocean Conference in Nice, Zakia Driouich, Morocco's Secretary of State for Maritime Fishing, reaffirmed the country's dedication to marine conservation and the sustainable development of the blue economy, guided by the vision of King Mohammed VI. Driouich emphasized that Morocco considers......
The city of Nice is gearing up to host the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference (c) from June 9 to 13. This pivotal event offers Africa a vital platform to promote an inclusive and sustainable blue economy—an area where Morocco plays a leading role with an ambitious strategic plan. At the conference,......
Morocco’s Secretary of State in charge of Maritime Fisheries, Zakia Driouich, convened with Japan’s Ambassador to Morocco, Nakata Masahiro, on Tuesday in Rabat to deliberate on enhancing bilateral cooperation within the fisheries sector. This meeting underscored a mutual commitment to deepen......
The desalination station in Dakhla represents a transformative initiative that merges technological innovation, environmental sustainability, and socio-economic inclusion to foster integrated and sustainable agriculture. This was emphasized on Friday by the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries,......
Morocco and Mauritania are strengthening their longstanding partnership in the fisheries sector through high-level talks aimed at expanding cooperation across multiple domains. The discussion, held Monday in Rabat, brought together Zakia Driouich, Secretary of State for Maritime Fisheries, and Mauritanian......
Morocco's government has appointed new Secretaries of State to address pressing challenges across vital sectors, from maritime resources to social integration, marking a strategic shift in the nation's administrative approach to economic and social development. The appointments come at a crucial......
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