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Bourita Affirms Morocco's Strait Security
Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita affirmed that Morocco bears direct responsibility for the safety and management of the Strait of Gibraltar, one of the world's most important maritime chokepoints. Approximately 100,000 ships pass through it each year, which is about once every five minutes. The maritime traffic there exceeds that of the Suez Canal by five times and surpasses the Panama Canal by eleven times. He explained that Morocco does not regard its geographical location as a privilege or a tool for blackmail, but rather as an international responsibility to promote cooperation and stability. Bourita called for the development of an international code of conduct for freedom of navigation and proposed organizing an international forum with the Kingdom of Bahrain to unify efforts and uphold respect for international laws.
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