In his address to the 33rd Summit of the League of Arab States in Manama, His Majesty King Mohammed VI outlined a vision rooted in unity, cooperation, and proactive engagement. His speech underscored the critical juncture at which the Arab world stands, emphasizing the need for collective action to address pressing regional and global challenges.
The King called for unwavering support for the Palestinian cause, condemning the recent aggression in Gaza and reaffirming the need for a two-state solution. His commitment to preserving the cultural and historical integrity of Jerusalem, through the Bayt Mal al-Quds Agency, highlights Morocco’s dedication to humanitarian and developmental efforts.
The King also addressed broader regional issues, expressing hope for peaceful resolutions in conflict-ridden areas and advocating for stronger economic integration within the Arab world. He lamented the slow progress of the Arab Maghreb Union, urging renewed efforts towards cooperation and free movement among member states.
King Mohammed VI concluded by emphasizing the importance of investing in Arab youth, equipping them with the skills needed to contribute to political, economic, and social spheres. By fostering a well-educated and engaged younger generation, the Arab nations can aspire to greater unity and influence on the global stage.
The King’s speech, read by Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch, reflects a forward-looking vision that seeks to harness the collective strengths of the Arab world, addressing both immediate and long-term aspirations of its peoples. As the summit progresses, this message of solidarity and strategic cooperation sets a hopeful tone for the future of Arab unity and development.
