Today, Aziz Rabah, Minister of Energy, Minerals, and Environment, and Miklós Erik Tromler, Ambassador of Hungary to the Kingdom of Morocco, presided over the signing ceremony of the Framework agreement between the Ministries of Energy, Minerals, and Environment and Innovation and Technology of Hungary on cooperation in training and education in the nuclear industry on the peaceful use of nuclear power.

Signature de MoU avec SEM le Ministre @aziz_rabbah pour l’utilisation pacifique de l’énergie nucléaire dans différents secteurs. #santé #agriculture #pharmaceutique #education #échange #business #recherche #developpement #gestion #formation pic.twitter.com/3H2DQxF2eY

— TROMLER Miklós (@TromlerMiklos) September 3, 2021

This agreement aims to facilitate long-term collaboration between Morocco and Hungary in nuclear scientific and technology applications, as well as education and training, therefore contributing to our country’s economic growth.

The two parties will work closely through this memorandum to establish training and education cooperation programs, particularly in the areas of basic and applied research development, nuclear science and technology, and the legal framework for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, as well as to develop domestic industrial capacity through commercial cooperation between goods and service providers.

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Aziz Rebbah, Morocco’s minister of energy, confirmed yesterday that he has tested positive for covid 19.

Aziz Rebbah wrote on his Facebook wall: ”For those who ask about my health, it was confirmed that I got infected with the Coronavirus. Praise be to God, and I ask you to pray for me and all Covid-19 patients, and may God protect our country and our people from all evil.”

Today, the minister’s wife was also confirmed Covid-19 positive, raising the possibility that Rabah had contracted the infection from his wife.

An informed source told MOROCCO TELEGRAM that the possibility of transmitting the infection to the rest of the government’s members is not forthcoming, given that the meetings are held remotely, including the weekly government’s councils.

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