The Joint Declaration between the Kingdom of Morocco, the United States of America and the State of Israel is a considerable support for the national constants regarding the Moroccan Sahara issue and the Palestinian cause, said on Thursday Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Abroad, Nasser Bourita.
The Declaration, signed before His Majesty King Mohammed VI on Tuesday, is of great importance and reflects the commitment of the three parties to fully comply with the provisions of this text, said Bourita, as quoted in a statement read by the Minister of national education, vocational training, higher education and scientific research, Government spokesperson, Saaid Amzazi, during a press briefing following the weekly Cabinet meeting.
Recalling the important gains secured by the Kingdom under the far-sighted leadership of the Sovereign, Bourita noted that the Royal Audience granted to the US-Israeli delegation was the first consecration of the telephone conversation between HM the King and US President Donald Trump.
Morocco’s FM also referred to the message addressed by HM the King to the President of the State of Palestine, Mahmoud Abbas Abu Mazen, on December 23, 2020, in which the Sovereign reiterated the Kingdom’s constant position in favor of the Palestinian cause.
He also stressed the importance of the agreements signed with the United States and Israel, which will strengthen the Kingdom’s relations with both parties in several areas, including civil aviation, innovation, water resources development, finance and investment, with a view to reactivating cooperation mechanisms with the Israeli side and support Morocco’s territorial integrity.
Amzazi also recalled that all members of the government express their support for the efforts of HM the King, welcome the gains obtained and reaffirm their determination to implement the decisions, announcements and resulting agreements.
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