Guergarate: Lower House Stresses Legitimacy of Morocco's Actions

Guergarate: Lower House Stresses Legitimacy of Morocco's Actions
Saturday 14 November 2020 - 00:43

The House of Representatives stressed, Friday, the legitimacy of the actions carried out by Morocco, within the framework of international legal references and in the exercise of the right to establish security in Guergarate.

In a statement, the Lower House deputies expressed their pride in the decisions taken by Morocco to confront the desperate maneuvers in Guergarate, expressing  support for the legitimate intervention to sweep this area, prevent any attempt to terrorize citizens and ensure the smooth movement of goods bound for the Morocco-Mauritania borders.

Welcoming all decisions aimed at restoring normalcy, the House of Representatives members welcomed the recent non-offensive operation carried out by the Royal Armed Forces (FAR), on a wise sovereign decision and in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 2.548, which warned against the violations committed in the region and their repercussions.

Morocco, under the leadership of HM King Mohammed VI, will remain united in the face of all maneuvers and practices aimed at hindering normal traffic or altering the legal and historical status of the eastern part of the defense mechanism, the same source said.

The nation’s representatives welcomed and expressed their support for the responsible and courageous measures taken by the Royal Armed Forces, under the leadership of HM King Mohammed VI, Supreme Commander and Chief of General Staff of the FAR.

The Lower House representatives affirmed their readiness to face all maneuvers and to invest all available capacities at the parliamentary level and within the framework of parliamentary diplomacy to convey Morocco’s sincere and fair voice to the various regional and international parliamentary organizations and fora, the statement concluded.

 

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