Morocco is witnessing the birth of the Association of African Women Writers.

On March 9, the founding conference of the “Association of African Women Writers” will be held at the National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco; With attendance and participation in conferences from over forty African countries and over 130 conferences of women writers in Morocco and the Maghreb.

The Association of Moroccan Women Writers said in a statement that this founding conference, organized under the slogan “To build bridges for African cultural partnership”, is “a major intellectual and cultural project carried out by the Association of Moroccan Women Writers”. a torch of preparation from a few months ago, based on the numerous communication meetings and intellectual and cultural dialogues she had with Badia Al-Radi, President of the Association, with a group of Arab and African women writers through the various chapters of the Moroccan Women Writers Association and around the world .

The same source added that the conference would, among other things, approve the project of the Association of African Women Writers, “which aims to unite the cultural and intellectual voices of African women, introduce cultural diversity and multilingualism to the continent, and create local associations.” serve as a bridge for exchange, solidarity and South-South cooperation in all countries.”

The founding conference will conclude, according to the report, with a statement from the President of the Permanent Office of the African Association of Women Writers in Morocco and the presidents of local associations of African Women Writers.

The Association of Moroccan Women Writers stated that it seeks, through this initiative and as part of the intensification and implementation of South-South cooperation, to build bridges of cultural and civilizational communication and open the gates of openness to the African depth as the main lever for development and true partnership in a comprehensive a strategic vision based on consolidating signs of brotherhood and love, and strengthening partnerships and human and cultural development potential for a culture without borders and Africa, a continent of peace and the world.