Beijing, September 15, 2023

AIIB Extends Heartfelt Sympathies to Morocco in Wake of Devastating Earthquake

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) expresses its deepest sympathy and solidarity with the people and Government of the Kingdom of Morocco following the earthquakes that caused severe calamity in the country. Our thoughts and hearts are with the people of Morocco during this sorrowful period.

AIIB is confident that Morocco will soon emerge from this crisis. We have faith in the resilience and courage of the Moroccan people and their capacity to see their country through this most challenging of times. AIIB stands ready to support Morocco’s recovery efforts.

AIIB reaffirms its commitment to Morocco. We will continue to work together with the Moroccan government to further develop ties of partnership and cooperation not only during this time of great need, but further beyond.

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