The American Jewish Committee (AJC) reaffirmed its support for Morocco’s territorial integrity during a visit to Rabat, ahead of upcoming discussions at the UN Security Council on the Sahara issue.
The statement came during a meeting between Ahmed Touizi, President of Morocco’s House of Representatives, and an AJC delegation led by Jason Isaacson, the organization’s head of political affairs.
The talks focused on Moroccan-American relations, parliamentary cooperation and regional issues, according to Moroccan media.
AJC representatives reiterated their backing for Morocco’s territorial integrity and praised the strength of ties between Rabat and Washington. They also voiced support for initiatives aimed at further strengthening bilateral relations.
The discussions also touched on Morocco’s model of religious coexistence and cultural diversity. AJC delegates praised the Kingdom’s commitment to tolerance and its role in promoting regional peace and stability.
Founded in 1906, the American Jewish Committee is a prominent US-based advocacy organization.
