Morocco urges recognition of Palestinian state
During the General Assembly meetings at the United Nations, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita focused on the increasing danger posed by non-state armed groups threatening global maritime corridors and straits. These groups have become associated with terrorist organizations, criminal networks, and mercenary elements. He called for decisive action against them, holding the states that sponsor and shelter them responsible, and imposing severe sanctions to cut off their funding and arms supplies. He also emphasized that addressing these groups requires efforts to combat climate change, especially its impacts on water security, food security, and regional stability. He highlighted the importance of international funding, technology exchange, and global support. Regarding the Palestinian issue, Morocco reiterated its support for establishing an independent Palestinian state on the 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital. It also reaffirmed support for the continued role of UNRWA and called for reducing occupation and Israeli measures that weaken the prospects of establishing a Palestinian state.
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