The League of Arab States sent a message to all of its affiliated organizations and bodies, urging them to use a single map in all of the events it hosts, along with a photo of the Arab countries’ map, which contained the complete territory of Morocco.

The Arab League, according to Arab diplomatic sources, distributed the memorandum to its associated entities and organizations and requested compliance with its substance.

According to the same sources, the Arab League’s stance came in response to a recent protest by the Algerian envoy to the League against the presentation of the whole map of Morocco at one of the Arab Women Organization’s events in Cairo.

The Arab League’s memorandum was accompanied by a detailed map of the Arab world, including a map of Morocco that included the country’s southern provinces, as viewed by the Maghreb Arab News Agency.

In a related vein, the recent Arab housing ministerial meeting in Amman, Jordan, emphasized the importance of respecting geography and state sovereignty, as well as committing to all demonstrations organized by bodies, unions, and organizations affiliated with the Council of Arab Housing Ministers to publish a complete, undivided map of the Arab world.

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Minister of Foreign Affairs African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates Nasser Bourita called, last Monday, for adopting a cooperative approach to face common challenges between Arab countries and the European Union.

Bourita expressed in a statement over Video Conference Technology during the Summit’s Fifth meeting of countries of the League of Arab States and the European Union in Athena that: “This shared aspiration to progress dialogue and cooperation channels to a high level starting from a true cooperation and a realistic action plan. Taking into consideration cultural and human aspects to raise present challenges and lay solid foundation for sustainable development which aims at defending common interest of our peoples as well as guaranteeing their well-being.”

He also stressed that the Royal vision is founded on solid grounds expressed in his majesty’s statement at the first Arab-European Summit held in Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt, February 2^nd, 2019. In which HM King Mohammed VI called for an objective and peaceful evaluation of the Arab-European cooperation status. While constructing a holistic and complementary vision of the Arab-European future project which puts priorities first and gathers a controlled vision of realistic goals. In addition to adopting a collaborative and preventive style based on flexible and advanced work mechanisms.

Bourita pointed further that this Royal vision has seen light in today’s Arab-European deep changes. He also added that it must be taken into consideration when updating the priorities’ list and the basis of the strategic dialogue uniting Arab and EU states.

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