Former Moroccan Foreign Minister Dies in the Perejil Crisis

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The former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Morocco, Mohamed Benaissa, died on Friday night at 88 years of age. He was in charge of this portfolio in the midst of the Perejil crisis maintained between Spain and Morocco after the occupation of this area by several Moroccans. After completing his secondary studies in Cairo, the deceased worked in the media as a broadcaster on the radio ‘Africa Morocco’ in Tangier, as the media remembers tanjanews.co…

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The former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mohamed Benaïssa, died on Friday evening at the age of 88. After high school in Cairo, the deceased worked in the media as a journalist on the Moroccan radio station "Afrique du Maroc" in Tangier. He subsequently held leading positions both in Morocco and abroad, including that of Minister of Foreign Affairs, from 1999 to 2007, Ambassador of Morocco to the United States (1993-1999), as well as Minister of …

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The death of Mohamed Benaissa, the former Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, was announced in the Kingdom of Morocco on Friday/Saturday night, after suffering from illness, at the age of 90; leaving behind one of the most prominent political and cultural figures in the history of modern Morocco. Mohamed Benaissa was born in the city of Asilah, northern Morocco, in 1937; the city he loved and spent a large part of his life serv…

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Mohamed Benaïssa, former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Morocco (1999-2007), died on Friday evening in Rabat of a disease, learned Atlasinfo from his relatives. Hospitalized in Rabat for several weeks, his condition deteriorated. He made his soul at the age of 88. The deceased was also Minister of Culture (1985 to 1992), Ambassador of Morocco to the United States (1993-1999), Chairman of the communal council of Asilah and Secretary General of th…