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News 17 May 2013 2 min read

A conference on international migration in the absence of Moroccan researchers

A conference on international migration in the absence of Moroccan researchers
It is at the International University of Rabat that experts and researchers on international migration and development met. A conference organised by the World Bank, the Marseille Centre for Mediterranean Integration and the Ministry in charge of the Moroccan Community Living Abroad. A meeting that began in Rabat but which will continue over the weekend at Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane with a programme rich in activities and purely academic. The day on migration began with a session reserved for journalists' questions to Minister Maâzouz. The questions were essentially focused on the Moroccan community living abroad, notably the return of Moroccan immigrants to their country following the economic crisis raging in Europe and elsewhere. A return that does not seem to worry the Benkirane government unduly, occupied more by partisan interests and quarrels of its majority weakened by a h…

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