Morocco was elected member to three bodies of the Parliamentary Union of Member States of the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation (PUIC), during the 18th session of the Union’s Conference, held in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, this March 2-5, under the theme ”Climate change, which response from member countries?”
The Moroccan parliamentary section was thus elected to sit as member of the Executive Committee of the Union; of the Permanent Commission on Human Rights, Women and the Family; and the Permanent Commission on Cultural and Legal Affairs, Dialogue of Civilizations and Religions.
Morocco’s election to these three bodies took place during the consultation meeting of the Arab Group within the PUIC, whose 18th Conference started on Saturday in Abidjan with the participation of a large Moroccan delegation of MPs.
Morocco’s election in the three PUIC bodies is a recognition of the Kingdom’s commitment to strengthening the Union as a multi-party and effective organization within the international community.
This strong presence of Morocco within the PUIC highlights the confidence and place enjoyed by the Kingdom in the Arab-Muslim world and on the international stage.