Lima - Morocco, under the visionary leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, holds a "prime position" on the international scene thanks to a Royal Vision that places the citizen at the center of all development efforts, stated former Peruvian Prime Minister Luis Solari.Since the Sovereign's enthronement, the human development efforts deployed and the infrastructure built have been achieved in accordance with a "strategic vision" put in place by His Majesty the King for the well-being of Moroccans, Solari told MAP on the occasion of the celebration by the Moroccan people of the glorious Throne Day.The Sovereign's geostrategic vision has beneficial impacts not only on the Moroccan people but also on the African continent, he emphasized, noting that it is in this context that Morocco occupies "a transcendent position and a prime place on the world stage."Welcoming the structural projects implemented under the impetus of His Majesty the King, Solari indicated that "Morocco is a dynamic country.""His Ma jesty the King has a clear vision. Everything the Sovereign has undertaken, He has done so with a forward-looking perspective," he explained.Solari also pointed out that the development model of the Southern Provinces confirms this balanced development approach pursued across the entire national territory.Source: Agence Marocaine De Presse
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