The Council of the League of Arab States, meeting on Wednesday at the level of Foreign Ministers, praised the efforts undertaken by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, to protect the holy city of Al-Quds and support the resilience of the Palestinian people.
The decisions adopted at the conclusion of the 154th session of the League Council also commended the fieldwork carried out by the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Agency, which operates under the Al-Quds Committee, to preserve the Arab and Islamic identity of Al-Quds Al-Sharif.
The meeting concluded with the adoption of several decisions that highly valued the Kingdom of Morocco’s fulfillment of its commitments within the Arab League, including the full payment of its contribution to the General Secretariat’s budget for 2020, as well as its contribution to the increase in the capital of the Al-Aqsa Fund and the payment of part of its share in that increase.
The League Council also welcomed the Kingdom of Morocco’s candidacy to chair the 64th session of the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency and affirmed full Arab support for Morocco in ensuring the success of its upcoming presidency of the Conference.
The Council also welcomed the appointment of former diplomat and minister Mohamed Aujjar as head of the United Nations fact-finding mission on Libya.
In the field of combating terrorism and takfiri and extremist ideologies, the decisions of the Council of Arab Foreign Ministers called for making use of the capabilities offered by the Mohammed VI Foundation of African Ulema and the Mohammed VI Institute for the Training of Imams, Morchidines and Morchidates.
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.
26th Throne Day Program: July 29 (Evening): Royal Speech. July 30 (Afternoon): Official Reception in M'diq. July 31: Officers' Oath-Taking and Ceremony of Allegiance in Tétouan.
