On this occasion, the King of Morocco greeted with approval the French Republic’s stance that upholds Morocco’s sovereignty over the whole Sahara and recognizes the Autonomy Initiative within the framework of Morocco’s territorial integrity as the only viable solution to end this fictitious regional conflict.
This constructive development, which preserves justice and legitimacy by acknowledging Morocco’s historical rights, comes from a powerful nation that is a permanent member of the Security Council and a prominent actor on the international scene, according to the Sovereign.
HM the King welcomed, on this occasion, the position of the French Republic, which backs Morocco’s sovereignty over the entire territory of the Sahara and supports the Autonomy Initiative within the framework of Morocco’s territorial integrity as the sole basis for resolving this artificial regional conflict.
This constructive development, which preserves justice and legitimacy by acknowledging Morocco’s historical rights, comes from a powerful nation that is a permanent member of the Security Council and a prominent actor on the international scene, according to the Sovereign.
According to HM the King, this recognition also backs the initiatives made at the UN to create the conditions for a political process that would result in a definitive resolution of this dispute within the parameters of Moroccan sovereignty.
In this respect, the fundamental elements underpinning the Moroccan position need to be explained to the few countries whose stances on the issue still go against the logic of law and history, HM the King said, stressing the importance of convincing them through legal, political, and historical evidence as well as spiritual arguments that confirm the legitimacy of the Sahara as a Moroccan territory.
This approach requires concerted efforts on the part of all national institutions and bodies, as well as governmental, party, and civic organizations, with greater coordination between them to increase efficiency and ensure the effectiveness of their action, the Sovereign pointed out.
HM the King called for greater coordination between the two Houses of Parliament in this regard and the creation of appropriate internal structures with qualified human resources, adding that the standards of competence and expertise also need to be taken into account in forming delegations, both for bilateral meetings and for participation in regional and international forums.
The sovereign reaffirmed that “Morocco will never waver in its position. Our country will remain open to its Maghreb and regional environment, thereby contributing to the achievement of joint development and to the security and stability of the peoples in the region.”
Subsequently,the King, accompanied by HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan and HRH Prince Moulay Rachid, received Rachid Talbi Alami, who presented the Sovereign with the activity report of the House of Representatives for the 2023-2024 legislative year, as well as other House publications.
HM the King, accompanied by HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan and HRH Prince Moulay Rachid, also received Enaam Mayara, who presented the Sovereign with several publications on the activity report of the House of Councilors for the 2023-2024 legislative year.
Accompanied by HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan and HRH Prince Moulay Rachid, the Sovereign then received Mustapha Baitas, minister delegate to the Head of Government in charge of Relations with Parliament and government spokesman, who presented His Majesty the King with an activity report on the government’s relations with Parliament during the third legislative year of the 11th Parliament.
HM the King then chaired a reception held in honor of the members of the Houses of Representatives and Councilors to mark the opening of the first session of the fourth legislative year of the 11th Parliament.
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