Morocco holds tripartite talks on terrorism, organised crime
Posted by African Press International on October 15, 2008
A security panel of high-ranking representatives from Morocco, France and Spain has been holding talks since Monday in Rabat on various security issues, namely terrorism and organised crime.
The talks of this panel which groups the three countries police directors include drug trafficking and illegal immigration, Moroccan Home Affairs ministry said.
The Rabat meeting, which ends on Tuesday (today), should help strengthen cooperation between the three countries police forces on various security areas.
Since July 2006, Moroccan, French and Spanish police directors have been holding periodic talks in one of these countries capitals, sources said.
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