The Minister affirmed during a joint press briefing with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Mr. Nasser Bourita that by taking the sovereign decision to open a consulate in the Moroccan Sahara, it’s a reaffirmation in a political, diplomatic and legal manner of their support for Morocco’s position on this issue.

Mrs. Thulisile described her visit to Laayoune as a major turning point in reinforcing the bilateral ties between the two kingdoms. She also underlined that her visit aims to reiterate the constant position of her country regarding the Moroccanity of the Sahara. She also noted that the inauguration of the consulate will strengthen the historic and solid relations lining the two Kingdoms under the vision and guidelines of the two heads of state, His Majesty King Mohammed VI and His Majesty King Mswati III.

Mrs. Thulisile pointed out that this fraternal coalition is to boost bilateral socio-political and economic cooperation and to constantly defend the cultures and values of the two African States. 

This inauguration, she added, is an opportunity in strengthening the existing cordial relations between the heads of state, governments and peoples of the two friendly countries. 

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During a joint press briefing with Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr.Nasser Bourita. Mr.Dhoulkama strongly insisted that “the Sahara is a Moroccan land and that we have said it and we will say it everywhere,” just after the inauguration ceremony of the Union of the Comoros Embassy in Rabat.

Mr.Dhoulkama added that “The territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Morocco is out of Discussion, it is a given,” a testimony of the attachment to the territorial integrity of the Kingdom is the opening of a consulate of Comoros in Laayoune city. 

Mr.Bourita couldn’t miss the chance to thank the Union of the Comoros for its ongoing support for the territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Morocco.

The Minister noted that the Comoros have been at the forefront of Morocco’s support for its territorial integrity within the Southern African Development Community (SADC) as well as the African Union and the United Nations and all regional and international bodies. The Minister recalled that the Union of the Comoros was the first country to open a consulate in Laayoune. 

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