Relations between Morocco and Spain continue to be convulsive. After the illegal entry of the leader of the Polisario Front, Brahim Ghali, to Spain to receive hospital treatment for COVID, Morocco has repeatedly criticized the behavior of the Spanish Government after welcoming him as he was considered by the Alawite kingdom as a terrorist. This event has led to a series of diplomatic crises that have tightened the ropes between the two countries and have begun to affect security and immigration relations. Morocco’s position is firm. From the kingdom they remain clear in their position and demand the need for Ghali to be held accountable to justice after being allegedly accused of committing crimes against humanity.In this line, the head of the Government has held a meeting with the general secretaries of the Moroccan political parties represented in Parliament to discuss the evolution of relations between the two countries. These types of meetings have a special character and are only held when the situation is urgent. The latest event took place after the statement issued by the United States after recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara.In this sense, the Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, has presented a report on the latest events between the two countries since The crisis began on March 8. Likewise, this meeting was attended by the Minister of State in charge of Human Rights and Relations in Parliament, Mustapha Ramid.Thus, the meeting became an opportunity for the Moroccan political parties to reaffirm their unanimous support for King Mohamed VI with the aim of defending the territorial integrity of the Kingdom and its “supreme interests”, as indicated by the Government spokesman, Saaid Amzazi , in a statement. In this way, all participants have expressed their continuous support for all the positions adopted by the king and continue to reiterate that the background of the crisis is due to the issue of the Sahara since “it concerns all Moroccans, regardless of their political and social sensitivities ”. In this line, the members have considered Spain’s position as a breakdown of “trust and mutual respect.” According to the deputies, “Spain is allowed to be carried away by the will to create problems, to frustrate the efforts of Morocco to to consecrate its territorial integrity and to try to pressure the Kingdom into an inappropriate attitude from a friendly country linked to Morocco by important strategic and economic associations. ”Along with this, according to Amzazi, emphasis has been placed on the“ commitment to the national consensus that supports the King Mohammed VI to defend the achievements made by Morocco and disrupt all the plots hatched against the territorial integrity of the Kingdom. ”According to Europa Press, Brahim Ghali is expected to appear before the National High Court on June 1 telematically due to his status. of health. On the other hand, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Spain has wanted to emphasize the predisposition of Spain to “want to resolve its differences” with Morocco, without entering into the judicial future of the Polisario leader.
Mohamed VI has the unanimous support of all Moroccan political forces
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