Morocco’s traditional and continuous commitment to peace and stability in the Middle East was highlighted during a conference-debate organized by the International Relations department of the National Assembly of Panama.
Speaking during this teleconference, Ambassador of the Kingdom Oumama Aouad recalled the historic initiatives of late HM King Hassan II in favor of a constant dialogue between the different parties to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, stressing that it is in the continuity of this dynamic that fall the constant efforts of HM King Mohammed VI to perpetuate this spirit of dialogue and openness in search of new ways to revive the peace process.
The event themed: “The Abraham Accords and the Peace Agreements between Israel and Morocco” was an opportunity for the diplomat to discuss the resumption of the Kingdom’s relations with Israel, a decision which constitutes “the fruit of a long diplomatic process led by HM the King, and which aspires to build a win-win relationship for the peoples of the two countries”.
“The agreements signed by the two parties offer opportunities for multi-sectoral cooperation on the basis of common interests and shared challenges,” added Aouad according to a statement from the Moroccan Embassy in Panama, recalling the strong attachment of the Jews of Moroccan origin to their roots and the importance of the Hebrew element recognized by the Constitution as part the Moroccan identity.
“This is not in any way a reversal of the Moroccan policy, but a confirmation of its steadfast position of a two-state solution,” she explained.
The conference was also attended by the Israeli Ambassador to Panama Reda Mansour, the Chargé d’Affaires of the United Arab Emirate, Sultan Altaei, as well as the Chairman of the Committee on External Relations, and members of the Friendship Groups of Panama-Morocco and Panama-Israel.
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