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Yemeni-Moroccan cultural forum held in Rabat

[27/07/2019 04:17]

RABAT-SABA
The first Yemeni-Moroccan cultural forum has been held in the Morroccan capital Rabat with a focus on the empowerment and promotion of the participation of women in the society.

Organized by the Association of Yemeni Women and Noon Foundation for Women Empowerment, the forum is a vehicle for promoting the bilateral cultural ties between Yemen and Morocco and for exhibition of talents of young people from both countries.

The forum will prepare for special seminars to show the creativity of women from both countries in culture and science, the forum's coordinator Jawaher al-Tuweiti said.