These ceremonies were an opportunity to highlight in particular the dynamic of all-out development that Morocco is experiencing thanks to the various projects launched since the accession of His Majesty King Mohammed VI to the Throne of His glorious Ancestors. Over the last 25 years, these structuring projects have placed the citizen at the heart of reform policies.
They also highlighted the relevance of the Kingdom’s foreign policy and its important diplomatic achievements, including growing international support for the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of Morocco.
In Panama, the Kingdom’s embassy organized a reception marked by the presence of several high-ranking Panamanian personalities including the Deputy Minister of Foreign Relations in charge of political relations, Carlos Ruiz-Hernández.
Speaking on this occasion, the Moroccan ambassador to this country, Bouchra Boudchiche, highlighted the profound change that Morocco is experiencing under the reign of His Majesty King Mohammed VI. It is a reform dynamic which has elevated the Kingdom to the rank of an emerging country, she indicated, noting that the Sovereign always places the Moroccan citizen at the center of State policies.
The diplomat added that Morocco has preserved its traditional role of facilitator of dialogue and support for peace and stability, noting that the Kingdom opted for a consensual political solution to the question of the Moroccan Sahara, and submitted in 2007 the autonomy plan which continues to garner broad support from the major world powers as the one and only solution to this regional dispute.
In this regard, Ms. Boudchiche recalled that Panama has expressed its strong support for the Moroccan autonomy initiative, thus giving a remarkable boost to bilateral relations.
For his part, the Panamanian Deputy Minister of Foreign Relations expressed the warm congratulations of the President of Panama to His Majesty the King and the Moroccan people, thereby saluting the ancestral history and culture of the Kingdom.
Mr. Ruiz-Hernández also welcomed the accelerated development that Morocco is experiencing under the enlightened leadership of His Majesty the King, noting that the Kingdom has become a key player on the international scene, and a great facilitator of peace, security and stability in the world.
The Panamanian official also expressed his country’s desire to further strengthen its relations with Morocco, citing Morocco’s strategic geographic positioning at the crossroads of Africa, Europe and the Arab world.
A similar reception organized by the Moroccan embassy in Guatemala was marked by the presence of several political figures, and from the business and media worlds, in addition to members of the diplomatic corps, representatives of international organizations, members of Congress and the Central American Parliament, and Moroccans established in Guatemala.
The ceremony was enhanced in particular by the presence of the Minister of Foreign Relations, Carlos Ramiro Martínez, who expressed his congratulations to His Majesty the King on this happy occasion, and praised the positive development of bilateral relations, the fruitful cooperation which links the two countries and their firm desire to further develop these relations.
In a speech on this occasion, the Ambassador of Morocco, Tarik Louajri highlighted the achievements accomplished in Morocco since the accession of His Majesty the King to the Throne of His glorious Ancestors both in the political domain and in the socio-economic and environmental, recalling the political reforms launched in Morocco thanks to the wise policy of the Sovereign.
Focusing on Morocco’s foreign policy, Mr. Louajri discussed the achievements made regarding the territorial integrity of the Kingdom, and the continued support for the autonomy plan as the only solution to this artificial conflict. He also underlined the role of His Majesty the King in efforts to find suitable solutions to major international disputes, led by the Palestinian question.
The ambassador welcomed the positive developments in bilateral relations, as well as the promising prospects for cooperation between the two countries, while emphasizing Morocco’s role as an observer member within regional parliaments.
In the Dominican Republic, the Throne Day celebration ceremony organized by the Kingdom’s embassy was distinguished by the presence of representatives of the Dominican government and parliament, a wide range of academics, and actors from society civilian, diplomats accredited in this country and members of the Moroccan community.
On this occasion, the Moroccan Ambassador, Hichame Dahane, highlighted the particularity of this year’s celebration, which coincides with an important moment in the contemporary history of Morocco, marked by the solidity of its institutions, the consolidation of The rule of law and the promotion of human rights, particularly women’s rights, in accordance with the wise vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI.
The diplomat also mentioned the positive and sustained dynamic of international support for the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Kingdom, and for the autonomy initiative, as the only framework for resolving this artificial dispute, noting in this regard the major evolution of France’s position in support of Morocco’s sovereignty over its Sahara.
Mr. Dahane also welcomed the development that characterizes relations between Morocco and the Dominican Republic, which are expected to be further strengthened in various sectors of common interest.
In El Salvador, the Chargé d’Affaires of the Moroccan embassy, Brahim Badi, underlined, during a similar reception, the capital importance of the Throne Day for the Moroccan people, recalling the dynamic of modernization initiated under the impulse of the Sovereign in all areas.
This ceremony took place in the presence of eminent Salvadoran personalities, including the Deputy Minister of Foreign Relations, Adriana Mira, the Minister of National Education, representatives of the Legislative Assembly and the Central American Parliament, as well as several mayors of Salvadoran cities, diplomats accredited to El Salvador and Moroccans established in this country.
Mr. Badi also spoke of the growing support for Morocco’s sovereignty over its Sahara and the autonomy initiative by international powers.
He also praised the positive dynamics experienced by relations between Morocco and El Salvador, the coordination between the two countries in international forums and the concordance of views on a number of international and regional issues.
For her part, Ms. Mira welcomed the excellent relations between Morocco and El Salvador, based on mutual respect, stressing that her country considers Morocco as a major ally and a partner of choice in Africa.
The Salvadoran deputy minister noted that the opening of El Salvador’s first embassy in Africa in Rabat is an eloquent illustration of the excellent relations between the two countries, and of President Nayib Bukele’s desire to develop relations with African countries starting from Morocco.
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