Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL) – The Gambian government’s decision to hire Group Rahal, a Moroccan catering and hospitality firm, proved to be a recipe for success at the recent Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) conference held on May 4th and 5th. Led by CEO Karim Rahal and his brother Kamal, both close friends of King Mohamed VI, the group ensured a flawless experience for VIP guests from the 57 participating countries.

Sources within the Gambian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Banjul OIC Secretariat lauded Rahal Catering not only for their exceptional culinary skills and logistical expertise but also for their ability to represent Morocco on the international stage. Their extensive experience managing international events was deemed instrumental to the summit’s success, showcasing Morocco’s capabilities in organization, logistics, and service.

The Rahal brothers, along with their team, displayed exceptional coordination throughout the event, working closely with Gambian authorities and the OIC Secretariat to anticipate and address complex logistical challenges. They provided guests with diverse menus tailored to cultural preferences, all while adhering to strict health standards.

“We are honored to have contributed to the success of this international event,” said Karim Rahal. “We used our technical and logistical expertise to meet the high demands of the 15th OIC Summit Conference. This challenge motivated us to showcase Moroccan know-how on the international scene, and we worked diligently to anticipate every need throughout the event.”

This meticulous approach, coupled with warm Moroccan hospitality, resulted in an unparalleled experience for dignitaries and guests.

The Gambian President himself, Adama Barrow acknowledged the team’s exceptional work, taking a commemorative photo with the Rahal brothers as a token of his appreciation. Inspired by King Mohammed VI’s leadership, the Rahal brothers see themselves as ambassadors for the Kingdom of Morocco.

Group Rahal boasts a proven track record of making Morocco shine on the international stage. They have successfully catered to numerous large-scale events, including the Francophonie Summit in Gabon, the Lusophone Summit in Guinea-Bissau, and the Arab Maghreb Union Summit in Algeria. Their portfolio also includes COP 27 in Egypt, the Islamic Summit in Senegal, the African Union Summit in Niger, and the West African Monetary Union Summit in Mali.

This diverse range of projects underscores their flexibility, adaptability, and ability to cater to the varied demands of international gatherings.