The World Health Organization has welcomed the initiative of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, King Of Morocco, to provide medical assistance to African countries to fight the epidemic of Covid -19
PERSISMA, Rabat – The World Health Organization (WHO) commended the initiative of HM King Mohammed VI, King Of Morocco, to grant medical aid to African countries, praising an act of benevolent generosity and “a genuine and tangible manifestation of regional solidarity” in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
“The generosity of HM King Mohammed VI in sending medical aid to the 15 countries of the African region to support their efforts against COVID-19 is a genuine and tangible manifestation of regional solidarity, which is part of the global solidarity that WHO has consistently called for,” the UN agency said in a note addressed to the Kingdom’s mission in Geneva.
“In the global fight against this common threat, we need each other,” WHO said, expressing its deep gratitude to HM the King for this benevolent gesture which, it added, testifies to the Sovereign’s “commitment” to “the other pragmatic and action-oriented Royal Initiative launched in April 2020, to support the different phases of the management of the pandemic by African countries”.
The organization also congratulated the Moroccan companies that manufactured the protective products and equipment provided to African countries in accordance with WHO standards.
