Al-Othmani denies insult claim
Emphasizing his good relationship with the King's advisors, former Prime Minister Saadeddine Othmani denied a report claiming that one of the King's advisors, Fouad High Lhami, contacted him after the signing of the trilateral agreement in 2020. The report accused one of the advisors of insulting his party and reacting offensively towards the Justice and Development Party because of its stance opposing normalization with Israel. Othmani clarified that the report is false and lacks any evidence, confirming that his relationship with the King's advisors has always been based on respect and cooperation, and that what was mentioned does not reflect the reality of their relationship. These statements came after the Justice and Development Party announced its rejection of normalization with Israel following the agreement between Morocco and Israel, brokered by the United States, which sparked a political debate in the country regarding the nature of the decision and its repercussions.
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