Morocco calls on international community to intensify efforts to support peace, stability process in Sudan

Morocco has called on the international community to intensify efforts to support the process of peace and stability in Sudan, to preserve its territorial integrity and national sovereignty and avoid any security disruption in the region.

The call was launched by Minister of Foreign Affairs Nasser Bourita during the emergency ministerial meeting of the Council of the Arab League held Sunday in cairo. Bourita stressed that the Kingdom of Morocco regrets and is concerned about the security situation in Sudan and the loss of human life, property, and infrastructure.

Morocco, under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, expresses its total solidarity with brotherly Sudan in these difficult circumstances and remains ready to provide all necessary and possible support to help it overcome the crisis, he said, recalling that the Kingdom, which has established strong fraternal relations with the Republic of Sudan, is convinced that the wisdom and lucidity of the Sudanese is likely to bring them back to dialogue and reach a consensus that will usher in a political path which will enable them to maintain the security and stability of their country and meet their development needs.

The Minister also expressed Morocco’s support for the initiatives and measures taken by the Arab League, including the sending of humanitarian aid, and welcomed the efforts undertaken by other countries and some international organizations to bring the parties together and create the appropriate conditions to start a constructive dialogue.

Bourita also stressed the need to ensure that the solution to the ongoing crisis in this country is Sudanese and far from any external interference, to make it easy to achieve a peaceful and sustainable settlement, in an atmosphere of serenity and national pride.