This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
The Moroccan ambassador to Madrid, Karima Benaich, confirmed, before Friday in Valencia, that the Kingdom’s solidarity with Spain, following the floods which hit the Iberian neighbor, reflects the spirit of cooperation which characterizes existing relations between Rabat and Madrid.
During his visit to the accommodation center for Moroccan teams sent to support relief efforts in areas affected by recent floods in Spain, Benaich stressed that this mobilization embodies the clear determination of the Kingdom, in execution of the high instructions of His Majesty Majesty the King. Mohammed VI, to provide assistance to those affected by this tragedy.
Moroccan diplomacy, accompanied by the Consul General of Morocco in Valencia, Saïd Al-Idrissi Al-Bouzidi, also underlined the strategic and solid nature of relations between Morocco and Spain, based on mutual respect, friendship and solidarity.
On the other hand, Niayesh praised the exemplary participation of the Moroccan community in Spain, which embodies the values of assistance, cooperation and solidarity deeply anchored in Moroccan culture.
For her part, Deputy Secretary of State at the Spanish Ministry of the Interior, Susana Crisostomo Sanz, praised the professionalism of the Moroccan teams who contributed to the flood relief efforts, praising their commitment.
She noted that “Morocco was the first to respond to Spain’s call”, stressing that the contribution of the Moroccan teams was “essential” and that the Spaniards will always remain grateful to Morocco.
In turn, the representative of the Valencian government, Pilar Bernabé, on behalf of the inhabitants of the territory, expressed her gratitude to Morocco for its solidarity and synergy, which are reflected in the work of the Moroccan teams.
To underline this exceptional solidarity, a video was broadcast highlighting the efforts of Moroccan teams, highlighting their contribution to relief and rehabilitation operations.
This event, which was preceded by a meeting between Ms. Benaich and more than 40 Moroccan volunteers, was marked by the participation of the Director General of Spanish Civil Protection, Virginia Barcones, representatives of the Valencia Regional Council and several local officials. .
