Awqaf Minister Reiterates Ceuta and Occupied Lands Before King
The article discussed statements made by Moroccan Minister of Islamic Affairs and Wakf, Ahmed Tawfiq, in which he addressed the issue of the city of Ceuta during a speech before King Mohammed VI. He affirmed its historical and religious significance in Morocco, attributing this to the Moroccan scholars connected to it and to the history of mobilizing the people to liberate the occupied territories. These remarks are made within a political context that reflects Morocco's steadfast position on its rights over Ceuta and Melilla. They emphasize that the issue is not merely of historical or religious nature but also has sovereign and political dimensions. This stance is consistent with official positions that affirm the two cities as part of Moroccan territory and highlight the importance of their future reclamation, while also emphasizing ongoing dialogue with Spain as a means to resolve the dispute.
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