Secretary Clinton (Nov. 3): "Five months ago in Cairo, President Obama called for a new beginning between the United States and Muslim communities around the world – a relationship that is comprehensive rather than focused on a few political and security issues, a relationship based on partnership between people as well as government, and a relationship that lasts for the long term." -Full Text
Secretary Clinton Meets With Moroccan Foreign Minister Taieb Fassi-Fihri
Secretary Clinton (Nov. 2): "Many of you know that Morocco was the very first nation to recognize the United States. And our Treaty of Peace and Friendship has been in force since 1787, making ours the longest unbroken treaty relationship in my country’s history. And the people of the United States are proud of our friendship with the Moroccan people and we are grateful for what this partnership has accomplished for more than two centuries, and we look forward to the future." -Full Text
Secretary Clinton's Travel to Morocco
Secretary Clinton is in Marrakesh, Morocco from November 2-3, 2009 to participate in the 6th Forum for the Future. -Trip Information Page
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