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Bourita advocates peace based on dialogue and inclusion in Essaouira

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Bourita advocates peace based on dialogue and inclusion in Essaouira

Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita advocated on Friday in Essaouira for a just and lasting peace based on dialogue and inclusion, highlighting King Mohammed VI’s vision and the role of civil society and women. He was speaking at the World Forum of Women for Peace, according to Lebrief.

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