The Senegal-Morocco Circle of Friendship and Fraternity reveals its ambitions to the Caliph General of the Mourides November 8, 2026

The Senegal-Morocco Circle of Friendship and Fraternity (CESEMAF) continues its efforts to bring the two peoples closer together. A delegation from the organization, led by its president, Amadou Kane, was received on Saturday, November 7, by the Caliph General of the Mourides, Serigne Mountakha Mbacké in Touba. This hearing allowed those responsible to present their action plan as well as their initiatives in the social and educational fields.

During the discussions, the president of CESEMAF announced several projects intended to support the communities of the eight former social reclassification villages. Among the initiatives envisaged is the establishment of productive activities, in particular the creation of a plastic waste processing unit in one of these villages, located in the Kolda region. The project aims to recycle this waste into marketable products and generate income for local populations, particularly women.

The organization also expressed its desire to contribute to the rehabilitation of the Maison du Senegal in Morocco, particularly in Fez. This residence, whose state of deterioration has been reported by religious dignitaries, should benefit from a restoration program with the support of CESEMAF partners.

On the educational side, eleven scholarships, including one full and ten half scholarships, were made available to the religious guide. An approach which reflects the organization’s commitment to the training of young people.

At the end of the audience, the delegation requested the prayers of Serigne Mountakha Mbacké for the consolidation of relations of friendship and fraternity between Senegal and Morocco. The secretary general of CESEMAF, Lahlou Sidi Mouhamed, for his part, invited young people to be vigilant in the face of certain foreign media which, according to him, broadcast content likely to weaken relations between the two peoples.