Rabat, Morocco (TMT)- Moroccans living abroad called on King Mohammed VI to personally intervene to revert the VoIP block decision, which according to them “is preventing them from staying in touch with their family members who live in Morocco,” hoping in the meantime that the Moroccan monarch will answer their demands favorably.
A couple of images of young Moroccans living in the U.K., Canada and the U.S., including other European countries have been shared massively on social media platforms, especially on Facebook and Twitter.
In one of those images, Layla, a young Moroccan girl living in the U.K. addressed a message entitled “To his Majesty Mohammed 6 King Of Morocco” to King Mohammed VI.
“We live in the UK and we used to Skype grandma (Lmima) and granddad (jeddi) in Morocco everyday.
“Now we can’t and we miss them a lot. I am 4 years old and I am half Moroccan and I miss my grandparents. Please help us,” the message read.
Meriem from Belgium wrote the following:
“Our beloved King, Please revert the the blocking of VoIP. It is our only way to stay in touch with our family. We feel homesick from being far from them. You are our hope.”
Kawtar from Canada wrote, “Dear King, Do it for us please and unblock the VoIP.”
Even a young American living in Morocco wrote a letter to King Mohammed VI for that matter.
9-year-old Jaqueline Yasmina Anderson wrote, “Dear Majesty Mohammed VI, I am an American girl living in Morocco with my Moroccan dad an American mom. The problem is that I can’t call my birth mother and birth grandmother because Skype and Facebook are blocked. I live far from America and I love my family back home. Please help. Sincerely!”
It is worth reminding that there is an estimated 6 million Moroccans living abroad.
The Moroccan Times.
