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The Director of Morocco National Library Mr. Driss Khrouz was at Azerbaijan National Library on April 6. Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Morocco Kingdom to Azerbaijan Mr. Hasan Hami also attended the meeting.

Prof. Driss who  got acquainted with the director of National Library Prof. K. Tahirov expressed satisfaction with the visit to Azerbaijan, thanked Mr. ambassador for creation the opportunity to meet in the scientific, cultural center.

Providing detailed information about the National Library KarimTahirov talked about activities, achievements, successes, international relations, membership in international organizations, tomorrow a trilateral cooperation Memorandum will be signed among Azerbaijan National Library, The Institute of Manuscripts of AMEA, Morocco National Library will help to establish international relations, Karim Tahirov emphasized that Morocco is third country among Arabian countries after Egypt and Jordan and with this memorandum will be the key factor in our  successful collaborate. He also stated that according to the terms of Memorandum it is possible to organize book and exchange of bibliographic resource, exchange of experience, probation, making of seminars and conference, organization of book experience. Pointing out that very little books belong to Morocco saved in Azerbaijan National Library, the director is sure that in the next event there will be exhibition of rich literature.

He said that he was sure Mr. Khrouz would leave Azerbaijan with good impression on him.

Mr. Driss Khrouz briefly spoke about Morocco National Library, said that Morocco National Library also uses new technology and the half of the Fund is already digitalized. Noting that morocco National Library recieves 4 mandatory copies Mr. Khrouz said that he could send one of them to Azerbaijan. He also said that manuscripts are preserved in the Fund of Morocco National Library, and more than 36 000 manuscripts exists there. Mr. Director  invited his colleague to visit to Morocco National Library.