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The Moroccan Ambassador to Ghana is scheduled to pay an official visit to Yendi from October 14 to 17, 2022.
Imane Quaadil's visit is part of her diplomatic duties to strengthen ties between Morocco and the people of Yendi.
Her visit follows some discussions held between the Yendi MP, Farouk Aliu Mahama on issues of mutual interest, particularly on skills-based training and other opportunities from Morocco to benefit the people of Yendi.
At the last engagement in Accra, Imaane Quaadil expressed her desire to visit Yendi in October saying, “it will be exciting and great for Morocco to collaborate with the people of Yendi in areas of skills training, information, technical education and religion.
Her visit is also to strengthen her country's ties with Ghana, particularly the ancient town of Yendi for stronger cooperation.

The Ambassador on arrival with Alhaji Farouk Mahama in Tamale on Friday will drive to the Dagbon Traditional Capital, Yendi to witness the Damba and returned back to Tamale for a welcome dinner.
On Saturday, October 15, the delegation will pay a courtesy call on the Northern Regional Minister, Shani Alhassan Shaibu and Ndan Ya-Na Mahama Abukari II respectively, after which the delegation would move to a Skills Exhibition Center at the Yendi Community Center.
The delegation will also inspect a Skill Development Center site, visit Mion and returned back to Tamale.
The team will on Sunday, October 16, pay a courtesy call on the Yagbonwura in Damongo and a visit to the Mole National Park Game Reserve.
On Monday, the delegation will also visit the Tamale Technical University, University for Development Studies and depart to Accra.
Farouk Aliu Mahama on his part noted that it has been his priority to create relationships with the International Community for the benefit of the people of Yendi that will bring in the necessary support for development in the long run.
He said the objective is to create a sister-city relationship between Yendi and the other Cities of the World.
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