Saudi Arabia solidifies its support for Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara during the Moroccan-Saudi Joint Commission meeting, endorsing the autonomy initiative as the only viable solution to the regional dispute. This support was notably expressed alongside Saudi Arabia’s acknowledgment of King Mohammed VI’s humanitarian efforts regarding Al-Quds Acharif.
During the 14th session of the Moroccan-Saudi Joint Commission, held on March 5 in Mecca, Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its support for Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara. The session, co-chaired by Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, emphasized the necessity of respecting Morocco’s territorial integrity. Riyadh regards the autonomy initiative as the sole viable resolution to the ongoing conflict concerning the region.
This endorsement came following a meeting in Cairo between Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and his Algerian counterpart, Ahmed Attaf. Additionally, on the same day, Salah Goudjil, President of Algeria’s Upper House, engaged with the Saudi ambassador in Algiers, indicating ongoing diplomatic interactions in the region.
The Saudi Kingdom praised King Mohammed VI’s ongoing efforts to affirm the identity of Al-Quds Acharif and his role as its protector, recognizing his humanitarian initiatives. Saudi Arabia commended the Sovereign’s commitment to supporting the Maqdessis through various social and humanitarian projects facilitated by the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif Agency, which embodies the objectives of the Al-Quds Committee.
Saudi Arabia has reiterated its unwavering support for Morocco’s claim over the Sahara, affirming that the autonomy initiative is a suitable resolution to the dispute. The acknowledgment of Morocco’s territorial integrity aligns with Saudi Arabia’s broader diplomatic engagements in the region. Furthermore, the Kingdom celebrates King Mohammed VI’s humanitarian efforts for Al-Quds Acharif, underscoring a commitment to regional coexistence and tolerance.
Original Source: en.yabiladi.com
