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Moroccan diplomatic support for Palestinian rights

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Morocco has consistently reaffirmed its support for Palestinian rights and the preservation of Jerusalem through various diplomatic channels. In Amman, Moroccan Justice Minister Abdel Latif Wahbi stated that Morocco supports the establishment of an independent Palestinian state within the 1967 borders with Jerusalem as its capital. He emphasized that dialogue is the only viable path to resolve the conflict and condemned Israeli settlement expansion and violence. Wahbi also noted the role of King Mohammed VI in chairing the Committee for Jerusalem and highlighted the work of the Agency of Al-Bait al-Mal al-Quds Sharif in supporting Jerusalem’s residents. Following this, at an During the 23rd extraordinary meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meeting foreign ministers in Jeddah, Moroccan officials reiterated their commitment to Palestinian resilience. Mustapha Mansouri, the Moroccan ambassador to Riyadh, Riyadh and permanent representative to the OIC, detailed how the Bayt Mal Al-Qods Acharif Agency Agency, acting as the executive arm of the Al-Qods Committee, implements humanitarian development, social, and development humanitarian projects to maintain preserve the social fabric of Jerusalem. The Moroccan delegation also delegation, including Khalid Bencheikh and Abdelilah Oudadas, called for unified international positions against Israeli policies they characterized as illegal and escalatory threats to the city’s identity. At the 11th International Conference of Dar al-Ifta in Cairo, Mahmoud Al-Habbash, advisor to the Palestinian President for religious affairs, praised Morocco’s role under the leadership of King Mohammed VI. Al-Habbash emphasized that Moroccan support through the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Agency is vital for enhancing the resilience of Jerusalem residents and suggested that support should move toward an integrated strategy to help Palestinians remain on their land.

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