Thursday, January 16, 2014 The King had the merit to relocate the cause of Al Qods onto the international scene and diplomatic agendas Paris - HM King Mohammed VI, president of Al-Quds Committee, has had the merit to place the question of the Holy City at the forefront of the international scene and diplomatic agendas, said the Director of the Observatory of geopolitical studies in France, Charles Saint-Prot. In a statement to the MAP, on the eve of the meeting of the 20 - th session of the Al-Quds Committee, held on 17 and 18 January in Marrakech, Mr. Saint-Prot said that at the time where the Arab world has experienced many crises and concerns and he sees his attention diverted by numerous threats, Morocco, under the chairmanship of the Kinghas taken the initiative to convene this important meeting. The initiative of the Morocco is to be welcomed either in terms of the constant action and concrete regarding his involvement in the Agency Bayt Mal Al Quds that assists to the poor and contributes to the construction of schools, mosques, social centres or the preservation of the specific identity of the Holy City and the religious for the three monotheistic religions coexistenceHe said. The french expert also placed emphasis on the diplomatic action of the Morocco to enforce international law, to preserve the special status of Al-Quds and denounce colonization in the Holy City, which is contrary to the resolutions of the United Nations. Having recalled that the question of Al-Quds is at the centre of the Middle East conflict, Mr. Saint-Prot noted that if we want to advance the peace process, if we want to resolve this conflict that has that too hard, which relates to the fate of the Palestinian people, must be above all to find a fair and just solution to the question of Al Qods. On this plan, Moroccan diplomacy that is advanced, which is active and dynamic, thanks to the action of HM King Mohammed VI, has a significant to play and this is what the Government french in a recent statement where he welcomes the initiative of HM King Mohammed VI for Al Qods and its population, concluded the french expert.
Posted on: Thu, 16 Jan 2014 20:15:44 +0000
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