Bourita on Moroccan returnees: not a police state
The article covers statements by Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita regarding relations with the European Union, affirming that Rabat is not a police force or Europe's guard, but rather a respectful partner committed to safeguarding its sovereignty. Bourita explained that the current model of managing migration needs to be evaluated and revised to suit the new context, cautioning that media coverage has been misunderstood and focused on sensationalism and exaggeration. He also emphasized that Morocco fully protects its land, and that the return of Moroccans living abroad was driven by their confidence in the country's reforms and developments. They have observed that the situation in Morocco is better than they had imagined, and their return supports a developmental project led by King Mohammed VI.
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