The Moroccan flag was raised at the "Christophe de Margerie" school in Brazaville, Republic of Congo, during an event organized as part of the school's open days. The event was attended by Moroccan Ambassador to the Republic of Congo, Najwa El Barrak, and other dignitaries. The flag-raising ceremony was a recognition of Morocco's commitment to Africa, and it was seen as a symbol of the kingdom's efforts to promote education and development in the continent.
The school, which was opened by Congolese President Denis Sassou Nguesso in February, has a capacity for 630 students and aims to provide quality education with a focus on environmental education and sustainable development. The school offers a curriculum that includes general education from primary to secondary level, as well as specialized units on sustainable development, biodiversity, and environmental management.
During the event, Ambassador El Barrak presented a mural to the school, titled "Here, Africa's Leaders are Born," which depicts children from different continents coming together on a Moroccan cart pulled by horses. The mural was seen as a symbol of Morocco's commitment to promoting education and cultural exchange in Africa.
In a statement to the Moroccan news agency, Ambassador El Barrak said that the flag-raising ceremony was a recognition of Morocco's commitment to Africa's children, who are the leaders of tomorrow. She emphasized that Morocco is proud to be growing alongside these children and to be contributing to their education and development.
The event was also attended by representatives from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in the Congo, Fatou Bintou Barry Mariga. The school's administration and the Moroccan embassy have agreed to work together on joint projects to promote education and cultural exchange.
The "Christophe de Margerie" school is seen as a model for education in the Republic of Congo, with a focus on providing quality education to students from all backgrounds, including those from disadvantaged communities. The school's administration aims to promote equal opportunities and to provide education that is accessible to all.
The event was seen as a significant moment in the strengthening of ties between Morocco and the Republic of Congo, and it highlighted Morocco's commitment to promoting education and development in Africa. The flag-raising ceremony was a symbol of the kingdom's efforts to promote cultural exchange and education in the continent.
Key points
- Morocco's flag was raised at the "Christophe de Margerie" school in Brazaville to recognize the kingdom's commitment to Africa.
- The school aims to provide quality education with a focus on environmental education and sustainable development.
- The event was attended by Moroccan Ambassador to the Republic of Congo, Najwa El Barrak, and other dignitaries.
