King reiterates support for Palestinian cause

King reiterates support for Palestinian cause
Friday 15 November 2024 - 12:26

King Mohammed VI of Morocco extended heartfelt congratulations to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on the occasion of Palestine’s national holiday.

In his message, King Mohammed VI wished President Abbas “good health and well-being,” and expressed his hopes for the Palestinian people to achieve “the freedom, independence, prosperity, and peace they seek.”

The King also reaffirmed Morocco’s steadfast support for the Palestinian cause, highlighting the strong ties of “brotherhood and constructive cooperation” between the two countries. “I am proud of the deep bonds that unite our two nations and peoples,” the monarch said.

The King reiterated Morocco’s unwavering backing for Palestinian efforts to establish an independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital, in accordance with international law.

In closing, King Mohammed VI prayed to God for continued guidance and success for President Abbas, wishing him strength to lead the Palestinian people in their quest for justice and peace.

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