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Brnabic at World Policy Conference in Morocco
Belgrade,
2 November 2017
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic will take part in the World Policy Conference (WPC), which will take place from 3 to 5 November in the city of Marrakech in the Kingdom of Morocco at which more than 120 senior world officials are expected to participate.
The Prime Minister will take part in a plenary session with Prime Minister of the Republic of Albania Edi Rama, at which the two prime ministers will discuss current topics of the future of Southeast Europe and the Western Balkans.
In the framework of the visit to the Kingdom of Morocco, Brnabic will meet with Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Morocco Saadeddine Othmani in Rabat, and a dinner is also scheduled at which Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Morocco Naser Bourita on the occasion of the WPC.
The WPC was first held in 2008 with the aim of better governing all aspects of the new system of international relations.
The Annual Meeting of the WPC brings together political and economic leaders from five continents, as well as representatives of civil society and the academic community, which discuss key political, economic and security challenges in the world.
In the framework of the visit to the Kingdom of Morocco, Brnabic will meet with Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Morocco Saadeddine Othmani in Rabat, and a dinner is also scheduled at which Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Morocco Naser Bourita on the occasion of the WPC.
The WPC was first held in 2008 with the aim of better governing all aspects of the new system of international relations.
The Annual Meeting of the WPC brings together political and economic leaders from five continents, as well as representatives of civil society and the academic community, which discuss key political, economic and security challenges in the world.
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