King Mohammed VI: “I Reiterate my Strong Condemnation of the Brutal Israeli...

King Mohammed VI: “I Reiterate my Strong Condemnation of the Brutal Israeli Aggression in the Gaza Strip”

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King Mohammed VI: “I Reiterate my Strong Condemnation of the Brutal Israeli Aggression in the Gaza Strip”

During King Mohammed VI’s address to the nation, on the sidelines of the 15th anniversary of his  accession to the throne, the Moroccan monarch reiterated his condemnation of the brutal Israeli aggression in the gaza strip. 

The Moroccan King said: “Regarding the Palestinian issue, I reiterate my strong condemnation of the brutal Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip.”

“As a sign of tangible solidarity with our Palestinian brothers and sisters in their ordeal, we were among the first to provide material aid to the victims of this aggression, putting Moroccan hospitals at the disposal of the wounded to alleviate their suffering in these critical circumstances.I reiterate my support for all constructive international initiatives aimed at achieving a just and lasting peace on the basis of the two-state solution,” King Mohammed VI  added.

“In keeping with our sacred mission to defend Al-Quds al-Sharif, the Al-Quds Committee, which I am honored to chair, adopted a series of sound recommendations during its 20th session which was held in Marrakech. They back the peace negotiations and call for the protection of the cultural and spiritual character of Al-Quds against the illegal Israeli violations.

During that same meeting, a five-year strategic plan of action for the Bayt Mal al-Quds al-Sharif Agency was adopted with a view to providing support to vital sectors through well thought-out projects in terms of time frame and funding mechanisms.

To bolster the steadfastness of our Maqdissi brothers and sisters on their land, I am particularly keen to ensure the Agency keeps up its action on the ground, provides the inhabitants of Al-Quds with direct, tangible support and seeks to meet their pressing needs,” the King closed.

The Moroccan Times.