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Akhannouch Highlights Morocco’s Peace Strategy
Aziz Akhannouch, the Head of the Moroccan government, stated that Morocco, under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, has made peace, security, and stability in Africa a strategic priority. This is reflected through its contributions to conflict prevention, mediation, peacekeeping and peacebuilding efforts, as well as post-conflict reconstruction. Representing Morocco at the African Union Summit in Luanda, he emphasized that the royal vision is rooted in the belief that development and peace are interconnected, and that the root causes of economic, social, institutional, climate, and human conflicts must be addressed fundamentally. He also highlighted the importance of investing in factors that ensure sustainable stability, such as empowering youth, promoting the role of women, supporting food, water, and energy security, and developing infrastructure and economic integration, all aimed at preventing conflicts before they arise. He pointed out that major challenges include climate change, terrorism, and organized crime, and stressed the need to improve Africa’s capacity to be self-reliant and to strengthen South-South cooperation to achieve sustainable growth and security, within robust and balanced international partnerships.
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