Morocco receives €1.3 billion in German financial support

December 2, 2020 Latest Developments Morocco The North Africa Post Article/Blog post by John Schellhase

“Morocco has received €1.3 billion in German financial support which evidences the close cooperation ties between the two countries, Morocco’s foreign ministry said in a statement. Out of that total of 1.387 billion euros, Germany had donated €202 million euros, while 717 million went to the anti-COVID-19 fund and the state-owned national guarantee fund.”

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