Prague, March 21 (CTK) – Czech President Milos Zeman met Moroccan King Mohammed VI, currently on a private visit to the Czech Republic, at Prague Castle on Monday, the presidential seat, and Zeman’ s spokesman Jiri Ovcacek said the meeting was also of a private character.
That is why the Presidential Office would not disclose the themes of the meeting.
Ovcacek said, however, they probably included migration and terrorism.
He said Zeman met the Moroccan foreign minister in the past. He allegedly told him that the Muslim Brotherhood is trying to get control of not only Muslim countries, but the whole world.
Zeman spoke about an invitation for the Moroccan king to the Czech Republic in the summer of 2014.
Hynek Kmonicek, director of the Presidential Office’s foreign department, expected the visit to take place last year already, but it did not eventually materialise.
In the past, Zeman had a private meeting with Moroccan Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and his mother.
Zeman visited Morocco in 2002 when he attended a congress of the Socialist International in Casablanca.
According to the web page of the tabloid daily Blesk, Mohammed VI arrived in the Czech Republic on Friday. He was accommodated in the Hotel Four Seasons where he should stay until Wednesday.
The server wrote that the goal of the king’s trip is confidential.
Mohammed VI replaced Hassan II in July 1999. He has been the 22nd king of the Alawite dynasty that has ruled Morocco since the mid-17th century.
