Civil society actors and members of the Moroccan community residing in the United Kingdom commended, Monday, the Royal High Instructions aimed at facilitating the return of Moroccans to the motherland, highlighting the high significance of this noble royal gesture on the moral, financial and social levels.
In statements to MAP, Moroccans in the United Kingdom were unanimous in expressing their gratitude for this Royal initiative, which is meant to support them in the midst of a health crisis and consolidate the strong ties they maintain with their country of origin.
In this regard, president of the network of Moroccan skills in the United Kingdom, Noureddine Aboudihaj stressed that “this royal gesture illustrates the continuous attention that His Majesty the King has always paid to the entire Moroccan diaspora”, stressing that the High Royal Instructions “calmed the concerns and dispersed the confusion” created within many members of the community since the announcement of the reopening of Moroccan borders.
For her part, president of the Al-Hassaniya Center for Moroccan Women in London, Souad Talsi, said that the royal decision “comes at the right time” in view of the impact of the pandemic on the morale of Moroccans who are very attached to the mother country.
For the vice-president of the Moroccan Center for Social Welfare in Birmingham, the royal initiative, which is a new token of the special attention paid by HM the King to all His citizens, including Moroccans around the world, will solve the financial difficulties related to the exorbitant costs of travel caused by the pandemic, but also the social problems among some immigrants in a hurry to return to Morocco to settle their affairs.
In the same vein, founder of Sterling Stamp law firm, lawyer Ihsane Elidrissi Elhassani, said that the Moroccan community in London has welcomed with “immense joy” the noble gesture of HM the King calling on airlines to stick to moderate prices during this summer season.
For her part, Imane Bouzir, a psychotherapist and member of the British Council of Psychoanalysis, highlighted the importance of this royal gesture which will further encourage the return to Morocco of many people who were “desperate” by the current travel conditions.
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