Around thirty countries including Burundi from all continents and International Organizations accredited in Rabat participated. It was an opportunity to express their solidarity with the most deprived through the support of Moroccan associations working in the fields of Health, Education, and the development of women in rural areas, the ultimate objective of the diplomatic circle.
The part of the funds raised are intended to the inhabitants of El Haouz, epicenter of the earthquake which struck the Kingdom of Morocco on september 8, 2023.
The bazaar provided the opportunity to the participants’ countries and International Organizations to exhibit their local and artisanal products. The Burundi stand was well stocked with samples of coffee, tea, honey and some artisanal products, all in a decor matched with national colors and messages inviting you to visit Burundi, a country of a thousand and one investment opportunities. The characteristic aroma of coffee and the flavor of natural honey from Burundi did not leave the olfactory reflex and taste buds of visitors indifferent. Both products were quickly snapped up.
On november 25, 2023, the Diplomatic Circle and Representatives of International Organizations accredited to the Kingdom of Morocco organized the International Charity Bazaar in Rabat. They were enhanced and inaugurated by Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Meryem. After cutting the symbolic ribbon, she visited all the stands arranged in the hall of the National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco.
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