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Mr. Morissanda Kouyaté, Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Integration, and Guineans residing abroad, expressed his country's sincere thanks and gratitude to His Majesty King Mohammed VI following a humanitarian operation concerning the return of dozens of Guinean citizens to their country.
In a statement to the Moroccan News Agency, on the occasion of the arrival of the first Guinean citizens at Conakry International Airport, aboard a Royal Air Maroc plane, coming from the city of Dakhla, as part of this voluntary return operation, Mr. Kouyaté expressed the sincere thanks and gratitude of the Republic of Guinea to His Majesty the King for this humanitarian initiative, praising the continuous efforts made by the Moroccan authorities to assist these Guinean citizens who were victims of a shipwreck in the Kingdom's territorial waters. He confirmed that "Guinea will always remember this initiative, which is added to other initiatives undertaken by the Kingdom of Morocco." In the same context, the Guinean minister highlighted the efforts that the leaders of the two countries have continued to make to strengthen and consolidate the cooperative relations between the two countries. He affirmed, in this regard, that "Morocco and Guinea have strong, deep, and historical relations, which have continued to be strengthened." Similar voluntary return operations for Guinean citizens coming from Morocco are expected to be organized in the coming days, which will raise the total number of Guineans who have chosen to voluntarily return to their families to 360 people. On the other hand, medical and psychological support has been provided to the Guinean citizens who have expressed their desire to return to their original country, with the aim of facilitating their reunification with their families.
