Moroccan organizations, preachers and economic actors in Brazil said they were “comforted” by the High Royal Instructions aimed at facilitating the return of Moroccans to their country of origin in the best conditions, viewing the decision as “a new gesture of High Royal Solicitude”.
Moroccans in Brazil expressed their gratitude for this gesture which does not come as a surprise given the long record of Royal initiatives to improve the situation of Moroccans around the world and to consolidate their ties with their motherland.
On this occasion, the president of the Moroccan-African-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce Farid Mechqi said that “we learned with satisfaction and pride the High Instructions of HM the King to enable Moroccan families abroad to visit their country of origin and renew ties with their families and loved ones, particularly in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic.”
For Mechqi, “this particular and personal interest that HM the King attaches to his citizens around the world, is not surprising, as the Sovereign puts everything in favor of the welfare and improvement of the situation of the Moroccans living abroad.”
The President of the Center for Islamic Studies and Research Mohsin Ben Moussa Al-Hassani said that “HM the King, Commander of the Faithful, has always shown concern for Moroccans of the world who continue to contribute to the development of their country.”
Al-Hassani, who is also president of the Rabita of the Ulemas of Latin America urged all actors in the tourism sector to take the necessary measures to welcome members of the Moroccan community residing abroad in the best conditions and at the best prices.
“We are comforted by the decision taken by HM the King which reflects royal solicitude to perpetuate the ties that unite Moroccans” Director of Islamic Affairs at the Federation of Islamic Associations Sheikh Essadik El Otmani said.
He noted that the Moroccan community in Brazil welcomed with joy the High Instructions given to the competent authorities and all stakeholders in the field of transport, to facilitate the return to the country at affordable prices.
For Marie Zular Hamani De Solteira, a Jew of Moroccan origin living in Brazil who is active in charitable organizations, the royal instructions provide reassurance to many Moroccans who wish to visit their homeland this year, adding that “whenever I can, I visit the land of my ancestors.”
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