His Majesty King Mohammed VI affirmed, on Saturday, that relations between Morocco and Algeria are "stable, we look forward to them being better."
In his speech addressed to the Nation on the occasion of the glorious Throne Day, His Majesty the King said, "In recent months, many people have been asking about relations between Morocco and Algeria. They are stable relations, and we look forward to them being better."
His Majesty the King continued, "We reaffirm to our Algerian brothers, leadership and people, that Morocco will never be a source of any evil or harm."
His Majesty stressed the "great importance we attach to the bonds of affection, friendship, exchange, and interaction between our two peoples," adding, "we pray to God Almighty that things return to normal, and that the borders are opened between our two countries and peoples, the brotherly neighbors."
His Majesty pointed out that "our work to serve our people is not limited only to internal issues, but we are also keen to establish strong relations with brotherly and friendly countries, especially neighboring countries."
His Majesty King Mohammed VI stated that Morocco is entering a new phase focused on strengthening national sovereignty, supporting economic recovery, and implementing the New Development Model. He also called on the government and Parliament to fully assume their responsibilities.
The United Nations praised His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s forward-looking vision for future generations, highlighting the importance of collective action to build a human-centered and sustainable development model. It also noted that this vision has become even more relevant in light of the challenges exposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly social inequalities and the spread of misinformation.
The Council of the League of Arab States praised the efforts of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, to protect Al-Quds Al-Sharif and support the resilience of the Palestinian people. It also highlighted the fieldwork of the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Agency in preserving the city’s Arab and Islamic identity.
