6 days ago
Consulate in Bordeaux brings services closer to Moroccans across southwestern France
After a series of community outreach efforts in Guéret, Brive-la-Gaillarde, Libourne, and Angoulême, the Consulate General of Morocco in Bordeaux wraps up this week with its final stop in Limoges (Haute-Vienne department) as part of the Marhaba 2025 operation.
This initiative, spearheaded by the Moroccan consular team in Bordeaux, reflects a proactive approach rooted in a strong commitment to serve members of the Moroccan community living in departments far from the consulate's headquarters, while also fostering dialogue and connection, according to the consulate.
At each stop, numerous services were provided with special attention to the quality of reception, guidance, and assistance, alongside the efficient handling of requests. In certain cases, such as for the elderly or people with reduced mobility, home visits were arranged at the request of their families.
These efforts have been ongoing since the launch of the Marhaba operation, with a focus on accessibility and proximity to consular services, while also reinforcing the relationship between the Moroccan diaspora and national institutions. In a statement to MAP, the Consul General of Morocco in Bordeaux, Nouzha Sahel, stressed that «this is a continued mobilization of the Kingdom's consular services in Bordeaux».
According to the consulate, the initiative has been warmly welcomed by Moroccan nationals across the district and was made possible through coordination with local partners, the dedication of community associations, and the support of volunteer compatriots who helped ensure smooth operations on the ground.
