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Bourita: Morocco Maintains Palestine Stance
Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita affirmed that the resumption of relations with Israel has not altered Morocco's stance on the Palestinian cause. The kingdom unwaveringly supports a two-state solution and the Palestinian people's right to establish an independent state. He emphasized that Morocco's positions regarding the Palestinian issue are well known, and that its relations with Israel will not affect its commitment to Palestinian support. He expressed hope that developing relations with Israel would contribute to advancing Palestinian rights. Bourita also rejected accusations that Morocco is prioritizing military and commercial interests over the Palestinian cause, reaffirming that Morocco’s position remains firm. Regarding relations with Algeria, he stated that the tensions have reached a level of "excess," noting that Algeria has taken unilateral stances concerning the Western Sahara dispute. Morocco is focused on avoiding escalation and remains committed to a solution based on the autonomy initiative within the framework of the United Nations. He clarified that Morocco’s position on Western Sahara relies on implementing UN Security Council resolutions, seeking a peaceful resolution without military escalation, while respecting its sovereignty and its right to defend its territory.
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