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[00:00:00] And the Boland Al-Haidari Award have affirmed. for young Arab poets
[00:00:02] .
[00:00:07] The season's activities also include
[00:00:10] the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the opening of art exhibitions and the organization of workshops for arts and literary expression
[00:00:13] and children's books, the signing of new releases
[00:00:17] and the screening of a documentary film, as well as musical evenings
[00:00:21] that will continue throughout the days
[00:00:23] of the session.
[00:00:36] and its sovereignty over
[00:00:45] we noticed in
[00:00:48] Welcome to the main news from the first channel. You will follow
[00:00:50] in it
[00:00:53] the 81st session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, held internationally
[00:00:57] the militias to withdraw to strengthen international momentum supporting Moroccanhood. And which was launched by
[00:01:01] His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God protect him. And within the news,
[00:01:04] a reading of the results of Moroccan participation in strengthening the international relations
[00:01:08] Furthermore, targeting civilian of the Kingdom of Morocco.
[00:01:09] The
[00:01:14] legislative elections 2026 are a
[00:01:16] but also this political and constitutional turning point with It also expressed its rejection democratic stakes for renewing the political
[00:01:19] and parliamentary elites. The most prominent constitutional milestones that follow the announcement of
[00:01:22] the final results, i.e., a reading of voter turnout and the expectations
[00:01:26] expressed by
[00:01:27] as an actor with influence voters on based on the institution's agenda. the Deputy Assistant Secretary
[00:01:30] The
[00:01:33] and high-level relations legislative with significant participation
[00:01:37] from different countries of the African continent, the finals of the seventh session of the Mohammed VI Foundation competition
[00:01:40] for African scholars in memorizing the Holy Quran, its arrangement and intonation
[00:01:44] in Fez, embodying the spiritual and intellectual unity that unites the people
[00:02:12] with a statement from the Royal
[00:02:15] that Morocco be an actor Court that read: His Majesty King
[00:02:17] Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory, sent two telegrams to the Custodian
[00:02:20] of child recruitment in
[00:02:22] this week of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the ruler of the Kingdom
[00:02:26] of Saudi Arabia, and to His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed
[00:02:29] bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince
[00:02:32] of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,
[00:02:35] countries have signed it, meaning and Chairman of the Council of Ministers,
[00:02:37] And you saw following the repeated aggressions against the Kingdom
[00:02:40] by the Houthi terrorist militias.
[00:02:43] His Majesty the King confirmed in these two telegrams that, in loyalty to the bonds
[00:02:47] of religion, history, and common destiny, and the strong bonds of brotherhood that
[00:02:52] consolidating the Moroccan identity of the Sahara unite us personally,
[00:02:53] which is the issue of our two families, and two brotherly peoples, I address you
[00:02:56] in this critical circumstance that your dear country is passing through,
[00:02:59] and which. The historical responsibility, religious values,
[00:03:03] and strategic considerations dictate that we all stand united
[00:03:06] in defense of justice, sovereignty, security, and the sanctities of the nation.
[00:03:09] His Majesty expressed deep concern
[00:03:14] that it will start working and worry about the repeated and heinous attacks on the sisterly
[00:03:18] sectors based on this Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
[00:03:20] ties with by the Houthi terrorist militias against civilian and economic installations
[00:03:23] and vital facilities, as well as
[00:03:27] member states of this targeting cities and residential on fishing in areas.
[00:03:31] to agree on fisheries agreements with His Majesty stressed that what doubles the feelings of condemnation
[00:03:34] how to preserve is that these attacks have not stopped at targeting installations
[00:03:37] and civilians, but have extended
[00:03:44] of the separatist entity, bilateral cooperation with to desperate fishing in and sinful attempts to target the purest and holiest
[00:03:46] with its previous places on earth and in the conscience of every Muslim, Mecca and Medina.
[00:03:48] Alignment of views between His Majesty the King stressed that these cowardly
[00:03:51] attacks and desperate attempts to undermine the security, stability, and prosperity
[00:03:56] sole basis for resolving of the proud Saudi people do not only constitute an aggression against
[00:03:59] the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi
[00:04:02] that Armenia also expressed Arabia and its generous people and pilgrims, but are also
[00:04:05] a blatant attack on
[00:04:07] for a work program in this the feelings of more than 1.8 billion
[00:04:10] Muslims in the East and West of the earth, and it is also
[00:04:13] a blatant violation of the values and principles upon
[00:04:16] which the true Islamic religion was founded, namely peace, tolerance,
[00:04:20] and the sanctity of blood, honor,
[00:04:22] and sanctities.
[00:04:26] a group of participations His Majesty the King expressed to the Saudi Crown Prince, on behalf of His Majesty
[00:04:28] and on behalf of the entire Moroccan people, our
[00:04:31] condemnation of these criminal acts, for which
[00:04:35] the Houthi terrorist militias and those who stand behind
[00:04:38] them, finance them,
[00:04:41] bilateral relations and prospects and arm them, bear full responsibility. We consider them all responsible before God,
[00:04:46] for many countries before history, and before international law, with all the international penalties
[00:04:49] that should result.
[00:04:53] the Security Council meetings He highlighted that the security and stability of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, like the rest of the Gulf Cooperation
[00:04:57] Council countries, is an integral part of the security of the Kingdom of Morocco,
[00:05:00] and that any aggression against Saudi Arabia is an aggression against Morocco,
[00:05:04] because we consider the victory of our brothers in the Kingdom of Saudi
[00:05:07] Arabia and in the sisterly Arab Gulf states
[00:05:10] to be a victory for justice and legitimacy. And defending their
[00:05:14] supreme interests is defending our common strategic interests.
[00:05:17] His Majesty also affirmed Morocco's constant support for
[00:05:22] confronting the dangers threatening it as a result of the actions
[00:05:26] of terrorist and separatist militias, and the regional
[00:05:29] powers behind them that target the security of their neighbors
[00:05:33] and their regional sphere with a short-sighted and destructive vision that aims
[00:05:37] to undermine the region's security and disrupt the stability enjoyed
[00:05:40] by its countries, and to threaten vital maritime
[00:05:43] corridors due to their utmost importance for the global economy
[00:05:47] and for international maritime navigation.
[00:05:49] His Majesty the King continued, "While we share this
[00:05:53] strategic assessment with you, we reiterate that the continuation
[00:05:57] of these attacks constitutes a blatant violation of international law
[00:06:00] and relevant UN resolutions, foremost among them
[00:06:03] Resolution 2216
[00:06:06] (2015), which requires
[00:06:10] and hand over. which demands that it immediately stop attacks on maritime navigation.
[00:06:21] areas, economic facilities, and holy sites
[00:06:24] constitutes a flagrant violation of international
[00:06:27] humanitarian law, international charters
[00:06:31] and customs, and cannot
[00:06:34] go unpunished. or
[00:06:36] impunity.
[00:06:46] To New York, where the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans
[00:06:50] Residing Abroad, Nasser Bourita, held a series of talks
[00:06:53] yesterday, Friday, with a number of his counterparts, on the sidelines
[00:06:57] of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. These meetings
[00:07:00] provided an opportunity to review bilateral relations and various areas
[00:07:04] of cooperation and to discuss ways to elevate them. From New York,
[00:07:08] our correspondent Abdul Rahim Filali.
[00:07:12] His Royal Highness Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah,
[00:07:16] Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom
[00:07:18] of Saudi Arabia, discussed with the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
[00:07:22] African Cooperation, and Moroccans Residing Abroad, Nasser
[00:07:25] Bourita, regional issues and topics of
[00:07:28] common interest, in addition to reviewing the strong bilateral
[00:07:32] relations between the Moroccan and
[00:07:36] Saudi kingdoms. Always within the framework of coordination
[00:07:39] and consultation, discussions were held with
[00:07:43] the Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology
[00:07:46] in the United Arab Emirates, Sultan Ahmed
[00:07:49] Al-Jaber. The two sides touched upon the status of bilateral
[00:07:53] relations, which is reflected by the multiple agreements
[00:07:56] concluded between the two countries.
[00:08:00] The Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation,
[00:08:03] and Moroccans Residing Abroad discussed with Russian Foreign
[00:08:07] Minister Sergey Lavrov priority tasks
[00:08:10] for continuing to strengthen the traditional friendly Russian-Moroccan
[00:08:14] relations. The Minister of Foreign
[00:08:18] Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan,
[00:08:20] Jeyhun Bayramov, addressed during these
[00:08:23] discussions the support and strengthening of partnerships,
[00:08:27] trade opportunities, and increasing mutual investments,
[00:08:30] and strengthening economic the African
[00:08:34] continent. Rabat and Beirut
[00:08:38] and historical diplomatic relations based on mutual
[00:08:41] respect. And cooperation, the Minister of Foreign Affairs
[00:08:45] and Emigrants in Lebanon, Youssef
[00:08:48] Al-Rajji, expressed his country's desire to strengthen
[00:08:53] the Kingdom of Morocco and develop it to include
[00:08:56] vital sectors.
[00:09:00] Rabat and Abidjan, exemplary and reference relations
[00:09:04] at the level of African cooperation with an ambition
[00:09:07] to deepen them further, as emphasized by the
[00:09:10] Minister of Foreign Affairs
[00:09:12] of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, Niali Kaba.
[00:09:15] The Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation,
[00:09:19] and Moroccans Residing Abroad also held discussions
[00:09:23] with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade,
[00:09:26] and Cooperation of the Republic of Suriname, Melvin
[00:09:29] Bouva. The two sides discussed bilateral cooperation
[00:09:33] relations and ways to strengthen the partnership between
[00:09:36] the two countries. His
[00:09:39] discussions also included strengthening bilateral relations with
[00:09:42] the state of Vanuatu. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Labor,
[00:09:46] and Trade of this country, Paulson,
[00:09:50] for his part, discussed during this meeting
[00:09:54] for their development and coordinating positions with Morocco within
[00:09:56] international forums. Saint Kitts and Nevis, which
[00:10:00] supports the territorial integrity of the Kingdom, expressed through
[00:10:03] its Foreign Minister, Denzil Douglas, during these
[00:10:06] discussions, his country's desire to support bilateral
[00:10:09] cooperation in its economic aspects. and commercial
[00:10:13] and investment.
[00:10:17] Guinea-Bissau reaffirmed its firm stance supporting Morocco's
[00:10:20] unity and sovereignty over the Moroccan Sahara. This affirmation
[00:10:23] by the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
[00:10:33] In the city of Dakhla, in 2020, we follow the statement
[00:10:37] of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Communities of the Republic
[00:10:40] of Guinea-Bissau. I would like to reiterate
[00:10:44] clearly the firm position of the Republic
[00:10:47] of Guinea-Bissau regarding the Moroccan Sahara.
[00:10:51] Guinea-Bissau is keen to maintain
[00:10:55] its firm supportive stance for the territorial integrity
[00:10:58] of the Kingdom of Morocco
[00:11:01] the Sahara. Guinea-Bissau opened a consulate
[00:11:04] general in the city of Dakhla in 2020.
[00:11:07] Guinea-Bissau also supports the autonomy
[00:11:11] plan presented by Morocco as the only
[00:11:15] solution to this conflict. Guinea-Bissau
[00:11:18] is committed to the Security Council resolutions, especially Resolution
[00:11:22] 27/97. It also supports
[00:11:25] the United Nations' efforts to find a solution to this
[00:11:31] conflict based on the autonomy plan under Moroccan
[00:11:34] sovereignty presented by Morocco. Guinea-Bissau's position is clear,
[00:11:38] firm, and unambiguous.
[00:11:40] We remain in New York.
[00:11:46] A significant diplomatic outcome for Moroccan participation
[00:11:49] in the 81st session of the General Assembly of the United Nations
[00:11:53] in New York reinforced.
[00:12:13] The priorities first
[00:12:17] is an occasion to push the dynamic that
[00:12:20] His Majesty the King launched regarding the issue of the Moroccan Sahara.
[00:12:23] Secondly, to promote
[00:12:27] Morocco's candidacy for non-permanent membership in the Security
[00:12:30] Council. And third, through a group of initiatives
[00:12:34] that are consistent with His Majesty the King's vision
[00:12:40] in regional and international issues.
[00:12:43] Regarding the Moroccan Sahara issue,
[00:12:47] was an occasion
[00:12:50] to strengthen and
[00:12:53] reinforce the dynamic
[00:12:56] that began years ago under the leadership of His
[00:12:59] Majesty the King.
[00:13:02] that a number of countries either confirmed their position
[00:13:06] or to a large extent in Latin
[00:13:08] America
[00:13:10] decided to support Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara
[00:13:13] and open a consulate in the city of Dakhla. We saw
[00:13:17] Bolivia, which confirms its position
[00:13:20] and insists on opening
[00:13:23] a commercial office in the southern provinces. We saw
[00:13:27] Chile, which also recognizes
[00:13:31] Moroccan sovereignty and supports
[00:13:34] the territorial integrity of the Kingdom,
[00:13:39] at the bilateral level in all
[00:13:43] new position. And we saw Panama, which
[00:13:46] also renewed its position as a non-permanent member of the Security Council,
[00:13:50] and more than that, which today also says that
[00:13:53] its embassy in Rabat has
[00:13:57] jurisdiction over all Moroccan territories, including
[00:14:01] the southern provinces. Parallel to that,
[00:14:04] its position has evolved
[00:14:07] and it has made a break
[00:14:11] position, whereby today it
[00:14:13] considers that autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty
[00:14:17] is the
[00:14:21] this artificial conflict. And it is the same position
[00:14:27] this morning through the message
[00:14:30] that the Armenian Prime Minister sent
[00:14:33] to His Majesty the King, in which he confirms that
[00:14:37] autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty is the basis and that
[00:14:41] the last decision paves the way
[00:14:44] for strengthening the territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Morocco.
[00:14:47] So there was
[00:14:51] in this dynamic from different continents.
[00:14:55] From Africa, countries of Latin America,
[00:14:58] Armenia and others,
[00:15:00] which shows that the solution path
[00:15:04] has taken its course, and that what was
[00:15:07] bilateral today appears at the multilateral level of the United
[00:15:11] Nations, and this is important because it gives a strong signal
[00:15:15] on the eve of next
[00:15:19] month, which also go in this direction.
[00:15:22] We also saw the United States
[00:15:25] position of the Deputy Assistant
[00:15:28] Secretary of State for African Affairs, which
[00:15:31] has been renewed continuously since its announcement by
[00:15:34] His Excellency the American President to His Majesty
[00:15:38] King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory. And today there is a focus and they confirmed
[00:15:41] to Cristolando that America's position
[00:15:44] is clear, but now its activation on the ground through supporting economic
[00:15:48] initiatives in the southern
[00:15:50] provinces. This was the
[00:15:54] first priority for this participation.
[00:15:57] Another was Morocco's candidacy
[00:16:01] for non-permanent membership in the Security Council for the period 2028-2027.
[00:16:05] The elections will be, God willing, in June
[00:16:08] 2027, which was an opportunity
[00:16:11] to promote this candidacy
[00:16:14] and explain its background based
[00:16:17] on it being
[00:16:20] the candidacy of a kingdom
[00:16:23] that has a diplomatic approach that
[00:16:26] is rooted for centuries.
[00:16:30] A kingdom whose leader, His Majesty the King, has a clear
[00:16:33] vision on the major issues facing
[00:16:36] the world, whether climate change, issues
[00:16:40] of development, or issues related to combating
[00:16:43] terrorism or major regional issues. Morocco
[00:16:47] does not enter with empty hands, as we say. Morocco will enter with a clear
[00:16:50] vision on this issue,
[00:16:54] reflects the position that Morocco has today
[00:16:57] at the regional and international levels
[00:17:00] as a credible actor,
[00:17:05] at the regional level.
[00:17:10] The third priority was how,
[00:17:14] based on His Majesty the King's directives, a group of
[00:17:18] initiatives that the Moroccan delegation took this week
[00:17:22] show, first, that Morocco, His Majesty the King, does
[00:17:25] not have one file, does not have only the Sahara file, but
[00:17:29] if this was the priority, its diplomacy
[00:17:31] also has an interest in a range
[00:17:35] of issues, and it carries
[00:17:38] directions to contribute at the regional
[00:17:41] level and at the multilateral level. There were almost
[00:17:45] five important initiatives that Morocco
[00:17:48] took. The first was
[00:17:52] to open an agreement
[00:17:54] to combat the phenomenon
[00:17:58] armed conflicts,
[00:18:01] which can be an unprecedented initiative at the African
[00:18:04] level, that an African country creates a dynamic,
[00:18:08] concludes an agreement. Today, about 20
[00:18:13] that on the first day, we will continue to have
[00:18:16] an African bloc first, and then we will open it to the world so that
[00:18:20] it can be the first agreement
[00:18:23] that Morocco concludes to become a benchmark international
[00:18:26] agreement on a very important issue,
[00:18:30] child recruitment in armed
[00:18:32] conflicts. Also,
[00:18:35] within the framework of His Majesty the King's initiative for the Atlantic
[00:18:38] African states, the meeting was held today, the eighth ministerial
[00:18:41] meeting of this initiative,
[00:18:45] which showed that it has started to gain ownership
[00:18:48] by all countries and has become a reference initiative.
[00:18:52] Today, there was an agreement that,
[00:18:55] for example, the state of Gabon will host
[00:18:59] a meeting
[00:19:01] the African Atlantic area, first
[00:19:05] to exchange expertise on how
[00:19:09] partners, secondly
[00:19:12] fish resources in this area,
[00:19:15] and third, combating illegal
[00:19:19] the African Atlantic area. All these are important
[00:19:22] challenges that will be discussed in this upcoming
[00:19:25] meeting. Also, the Republic
[00:19:27] of Cape
[00:19:30] Verde will host a workshop on
[00:19:34] maritime
[00:19:37] security in this region
[00:19:40] with the participation of experts and actors
[00:19:45] field. And the Kingdom of Morocco will host the ninth
[00:19:48] session, in which we will try to involve foreign ministers with
[00:19:51] maritime transport ministers to talk about
[00:19:55] maritime connectivity, how to
[00:19:57] move this field to
[00:20:01] create a connection between African countries through
[00:20:04] maritime corridors. Everyone agreed that
[00:20:07] His Majesty the King's initiative for Atlantic Africa
[00:20:11] is very important in today's international
[00:20:14] reality. When we see the conflict over
[00:20:17] maritime corridors, the conflict over
[00:20:20] the challenges faced by trade
[00:20:24] and maritime navigation, how this initiative, which aims to structure
[00:20:28] a space and make it a space for cooperation and a structured
[00:20:31] space, how it provides an answer to the conflict
[00:20:35] over maritime corridors, which is very
[00:20:38] important today. The third initiative
[00:20:41] that Morocco took in this
[00:20:44] session was the presidency of the ministerial
[00:20:47] meeting of the Peacebuilding Commission on ownership
[00:20:51] of peacebuilding processes.
[00:20:54] Peacebuilding is one of the most difficult
[00:20:57] stages, because there can be peace,
[00:21:01] there can be negotiations that lead to solutions,
[00:21:05] but preserving
[00:21:07] that peace and protecting it from
[00:21:11] regressing is what was
[00:21:14] an essential issue. And the meeting, which was attended
[00:21:17] by about 30 ministers from various continents,
[00:21:21] sent a strong signal that
[00:21:25] today there is a need to own national peacebuilding
[00:21:28] processes and to
[00:21:31] accompany them from international groups through a set
[00:21:34] of cases. There were presentations, and this meeting
[00:21:38] also showed that this initiative came at the right time.
[00:21:41] Also, the fourth initiative
[00:21:44] was about partnership between
[00:21:48] the private and public sectors.
[00:21:51] Development, which was with the United Nations Development
[00:21:55] Program, which was very
[00:21:57] important, because today there is
[00:22:01] the issue of funding projects.
[00:22:04] And the African continent, especially, there is pressure
[00:22:07] to reach financing for infrastructure projects
[00:22:11] and others. And this meeting, which was also attended by a group of
[00:22:14] countries, how, the experience of the Kingdom
[00:22:18] of Morocco, how the African continent
[00:22:22] through local funding, funding from regional
[00:22:25] banks, funding from international partners,
[00:22:28] funding from the World Bank and others, how
[00:22:31] to create partnerships between the private
[00:22:35] sector and the public sector, especially in
[00:22:37] the African continent. You noticed that all
[00:22:41] these initiatives go in one
[00:22:44] direction, which is that security, stability,
[00:22:47] and development are interconnected.
[00:22:51] Secondly, that
[00:22:54] Morocco has something to say in every
[00:22:57] field and has national experience that it comes to share,
[00:23:00] which shows that there
[00:23:04] is an expectation of
[00:23:08] these Moroccan initiatives, because they provide constructive
[00:23:11] answers. Morocco does not bring problems. Morocco rather brings solutions
[00:23:14] and provides spaces for discussion on issues that concern the countries
[00:23:17] participating in the General Assembly.
[00:23:21] And to talk more about this dynamic,
[00:23:24] Dr. Al-Ghali Al-Ghailani, Professor of Legal Sciences at Cadi Ayyad
[00:23:28] University and President of the International Diplomatic
[00:23:30] Center, joins us from Marrakech. Dr., how was
[00:23:34] the outcome of Moroccan diplomacy during the 81st session
[00:23:37] of the United Nations General Assembly regarding
[00:23:42] at the UN
[00:23:44] and international levels?
[00:23:50] Welcome. And a warm greeting to you,
[00:23:53] Madam, and to the esteemed viewers.
[00:23:56] Indeed, the proceedings of the 81st
[00:23:59] session of the United Nations General Assembly
[00:24:03] constituted a prominent station for consecrating the diplomatic
[00:24:07] momentum that His Majesty initiated at the level
[00:24:10] of resolving the issue of the Moroccan Sahara. This was through
[00:24:14] the affirmation of many
[00:24:17] international
[00:24:20] organization of their support for the sovereignty
[00:24:23] of the Kingdom of Morocco for autonomy as the only
[00:24:27] and sole option, or also through the withdrawal of many
[00:24:31] countries and the freezing of their recognition
[00:24:34] in addition to the support of many countries for the political,
[00:24:37] economic, and social development process initiated
[00:24:41] by the Kingdom of Morocco in the Moroccan Sahara region.
[00:24:44] It was an opportunity, Madam, for the Kingdom
[00:24:48] of Morocco in this international organization to highlight
[00:24:52] the red lines drawn by the diplomacy of the Kingdom of Morocco,
[00:24:55] whose features were drawn by His Majesty in the issue of the Moroccan
[00:24:58] Sahara, which is that the Kingdom of Morocco has no solution
[00:25:02] outside of autonomy as the sole and only
[00:25:05] basis, in line with Security Council Resolution
[00:25:08] 2797, which considers this initiative not a proposal, but
[00:25:12] a sole and only basis. Then also, no solution outside the Security Council
[00:25:16] and outside the United Nations organizations. Then also, no solution without
[00:25:20] holding the parties responsible for the perpetuation of this,
[00:25:24] especially Algeria, which was referred to in Security Council Resolution 2797 four times.
[00:25:27] Then also, holding the parties responsible for violating
[00:25:30] the ceasefire in this regard. Then also, it was an occasion,
[00:25:33] Madam, to commend the approach
[00:25:37] of the Kingdom of Morocco in this file, this approach
[00:25:40] which is now considered an approach
[00:25:43] based on the autonomy initiative and on the sovereignty
[00:25:47] of the Kingdom of Morocco over the Sahara. And therefore, the Kingdom
[00:25:50] of Morocco succeeded, in the framework of these General Assembly proceedings, in consolidating
[00:25:54] the gains of the diplomacy of the Kingdom of Morocco
[00:25:58] from the stage of bilateral relations to the stage of
[00:26:01] multilateral relations. Well,
[00:26:04] Dr. Ghali, in view of all this renewed dynamism in
[00:26:07] Rabat-Washington partnership, to what extent do all these positions
[00:26:11] and initiatives embody a strategic commitment
[00:26:14] by Washington towards a reliable and major partner
[00:26:18] in the stability of the region? What are the prospects for this partnership
[00:26:21] in the future in light of international geostrategic
[00:26:24] challenges?
[00:26:30] Yes, we noticed
[00:26:33] that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans
[00:26:36] Residing Abroad, Mr. Nasser Bourita, in the framework of a series
[00:26:40] of bilateral meetings held on the sidelines of
[00:26:44] the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly,
[00:26:48] the declaration and outcomes that resulted
[00:26:51] from the meeting he held with the Deputy Assistant Secretary
[00:26:55] of State for African Affairs, Christopher Landberg,
[00:26:58] who affirmed Washington's firm support for the sovereignty
[00:27:02] of the Kingdom of Morocco over the Sahara and for the autonomy initiative
[00:27:05] as the only and sole basis for this artificial regional
[00:27:09] conflict, and also for supporting the efforts
[00:27:12] of the Kingdom of Morocco in development paths under
[00:27:15] the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco.
[00:27:19] of maintaining the status quo, which has
[00:27:22] lasted for half a century. Therefore, Washington
[00:27:25] affirmed, through
[00:27:29] of State, the relations also at the bilateral
[00:27:33] level of the ancient
[00:27:36] of coordination during the reign of both His Majesty King Mohammed VI,
[00:27:40] may God grant him victory, and during the reign of His Excellency President
[00:27:42] Donald Trump. Dr. Ghilani, how has Latin
[00:27:46] America become one of the most active and dynamic international
[00:27:49] arenas in international support for the Moroccan
[00:27:52] Sahara?
[00:27:58] Indeed, one of the most important diplomatic
[00:28:00] gains achieved by the Kingdom
[00:28:04] UN context is that many member states
[00:28:07] of the United Nations