Heba Press
The official government spokesperson, Mustafa Paytas, confirmed today Thursday that the government is closely monitoring the situation of the Moroccan community residing in Lebanon, following developments in this country which is experiencing a military escalation.
Paytas declared, during a press interview following the weekly meeting of the Governing Council, in response to questions from journalists, that the government is following the situation of the Moroccan community in Lebanon through the Ministry of Affairs. foreigners, African Cooperation and resident Moroccans. Abroad, where, in this regard, a crisis unit has been set up at the embassy level, the Kingdom is in Beirut in order to maintain direct contact with members of the community, to monitor and guide them , so as to ensure their care. security and safety.
The minister indicated that a number of members of the Moroccan community left Lebanon with their families, stressing that no infections have been recorded among Moroccan citizens residing in this country.
Paytas concluded that the government, through the supervisory ministry, attaches the utmost importance to the situation of the Moroccan community in general in areas of conflict, disasters, conflicts and unrest, by creating a permanent crisis unit within the organizational structure of the ministry.
