Moroccan Tourism Minister Fatim-Zahra Ammor announced that Morocco will host UN Tourism’s first regional office in Africa, with Rabat designated a continental center for tourism innovation and investment.
In a LinkedIn post, she said the partnership strengthens Morocco’s contribution to African tourism development in line with King Mohammed VI’s vision for regional cooperation.
The agreement was signed today in Marrakech with Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili present. The Rabat office is expected to support implementation of UN Tourism’s 2030 Agenda for Africa and tourism’s role in economic development.
