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Qatar leads the sixth meeting of the GCC-Morocco Joint Cultural Cooperation Working Group

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Last updated: 2024/09/15 at 7:20 AM
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Qatar, the current chair of the GCC, recently presided over the sixth meeting of the Joint Cultural Cooperation Working Group between the GCC states and the Kingdom of Morocco in Tangier, Morocco. The meeting, led by Director of the Department of Culture and Arts at the Ministry of Culture Abdulrahman Abdullah Al Dulaimi, involved members of the GCC General Cultural Committee and representatives from the Moroccan Ministry of Culture. The main topics of discussion included the strategic partnership between the GCC countries and Morocco, as well as coordination of positions in international cultural forums.

During the meeting, participants emphasized the importance of cultural cooperation and exchange between the GCC states and Morocco. They discussed ways to enhance bilateral cultural relations, including through joint cultural programs and events. The working group also focused on promoting cultural diversity and preserving heritage in both regions. By working together, the GCC and Morocco aim to strengthen cultural ties and foster mutual understanding between their peoples.

One of the key outcomes of the meeting was the agreement to collaborate on various cultural initiatives, such as cultural festivals, exhibitions, and heritage preservation projects. Both sides expressed their commitment to supporting cultural activities that promote dialogue and cultural exchange. The meeting also highlighted the shared cultural heritage and values that unite the GCC countries and Morocco, emphasizing the importance of cultural diplomacy in building bridges between nations.

As part of their ongoing efforts to promote cultural cooperation, the GCC and Morocco discussed the need to align their positions in international cultural forums. By coordinating their efforts and speaking with one voice on cultural issues, the two regions can amplify their impact on the global stage. This coordinated approach also reflects their shared commitment to promoting cultural diversity, understanding, and tolerance in the international community.

In addition to discussing strategic partnerships and international coordination, the meeting also addressed the challenges and opportunities facing cultural cooperation between the GCC states and Morocco. Participants exchanged ideas on how to overcome barriers to cultural exchange and enhance collaboration in the cultural sector. By identifying common challenges and developing solutions together, the GCC and Morocco can further strengthen their cultural ties and promote cultural development in the region.

Overall, the sixth meeting of the Joint Cultural Cooperation Working Group between the GCC states and Morocco in Tangier was a productive and successful gathering. Participants reaffirmed their commitment to deepening cultural ties and promoting cultural exchange between their regions. By working together on joint cultural initiatives and coordinating their positions in international forums, the GCC and Morocco are laying the groundwork for a stronger and more vibrant cultural partnership. Through continued collaboration and shared dialogue, they hope to enrich their cultural landscapes and contribute to a more interconnected and harmonious world.

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