Morocco’s approach draws efficiency from its pertinence coupled with political, economic, social, religious and human rights reforms, Gabriel told MAP on the sidelines of the Summit on Countering Violent Extremism held in Washington on February 18-20.

The former US diplomat highlighted Morocco’s efforts to champion a tolerant and moderate Islam which made of the Kingdom a model in the continent.

Several countries are looking forward to learn from the Moroccan model and expertise in this field, he said, referring in this respect to Morocco’s program to train Imams from several African countries.

Morocco plays a leading role in the fight against international terrorism in partnership with the US, he said.

Gabriel also mentioned the close cooperation between Morocco and the US to combat terrorism in the Maghreb and the Sahel.

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