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The diplomacy of King Mohammed VI is a plural diplomacy par excellence, whose international influence is “immensely jealous”, affirmed, Friday in Dakhla, the Ambassador, Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Morocco to the United Nations in New York, Omar Hilale .
“Royal diplomacy is not mono-causal. It is a plural diplomacy par excellence, whose international influence is immensely envied. It is credible because it has no hidden agenda. It is committed because it has deep convictions rooted in its long history,” explained Mr. Hilale on the occasion of the “Morocco Diplomatic Sahara Forum” in Dakhla.
“She is involved in all global issues because she aims to be an actor in the solution and not a troublemaker. She is listened to because she carries a message of moderation. She is respected because she is attached to universal values,” continued the Moroccan diplomat in his speech on “25 years of Royal Diplomacy”.
Mr. Hilale noted that Royal diplomacy is also in demand because it “excels in the art of building bridges between States and regional groups. She is regularly invited to assume international or regional responsibilities, facilitate complex multilateral processes or negotiate sensitive resolutions or declarations by Heads of State and Government in the United Nations, because she assures as much as she reassures.
In this regard, he highlighted the main facets of Royal diplomacy, notably “spiritual diplomacy”, in the sense that King Mohammed VI, in his capacity as Commander of the Faithful, is the architect of spiritual diplomacy. transnational and multidimensional aimed at promoting authentic Islam, the culture of peace, inter-cultural and inter-religious dialogue and harmonious coexistence between peoples, as well as meeting the contemporary challenges of violent extremism, radicalization, racism or hate speech.
Royal diplomacy, added the ambassador, is also a diplomacy of solidarity with the Palestinian people, the Palestinian cause being at the heart of the King and constantly at the center of the Kingdom’s diplomatic action.
It is also a diplomacy of human rights, as evidenced by the great advances made in the field of human rights under the reign of His Majesty the King, which have “irreversibly sealed the image of “a democratic Kingdom, attached to the rule of law, open to modernity and resolutely respectful of the universal principles of human rights,” underlined Mr. Hilale.
The Sovereign’s diplomacy also has a humanitarian vocation, which draws its roots from the values of altruism and solidarity rooted in the history of the Moroccan Sultans towards vulnerable populations throughout the world.
Likewise, Royal diplomacy aims to be a diplomacy of European neighborhood and peacekeeping, continued the ambassador, adding that it is also a “diplomacy of south-south cooperation”. In this regard, he recalled that the King crisscrossed the African continent, made 50 trips and thus opened the markets of several countries on the continent to the private sector and Moroccan companies in multiple fields.
Mr. Hilale explained that the diplomacy of His Majesty the King has been based, for a quarter of a century, on a foundation of fundamentals which constitute its strength as much as its specificity, namely: the sacredness of the national cause, the strength of principles, decision-making independence, a lucid vision of global issues, and transparency with bilateral and international partners and the courage to assume one’s positions without compromise or complacency.
These fundamentals also relate to audacity and resilience in the face of regional and international upheavals, the ambition to place the Kingdom among the active and influential countries, and the never-failing respect for the Charter of the United Nations, the irrefutable attachment to international law, and the constancy of multilateralism for the implementation of the three pillars of the United Nations: peace, development and human rights.
It is also about the resolute commitment to international peace and security, the peaceful resolution of disputes, support for just causes, solidarity and coexistence with other peoples, as well as proactivity in discretion, he explained.
Referring to the issue of the Moroccan Sahara, Mr. Hilale stressed that this issue has been and remains at the forefront of the diplomatic priorities of King Mohammed VI, since the first day of his Reign.
“The time He devoted to it, the daily monitoring He devoted to it and the firmness He opposed in its defense had a profound impact on the management of this issue at the UN and elsewhere,” he said. he explained, noting that this led to international awareness that the Moroccan Sahara is not only a question of territorial integrity, but also and above all an existential cause for the Kingdom.
The sustained action and tireless awareness-raising efforts carried out by the Sovereign have anchored the justness of the national cause at the regional and international levels, he said, specifying that the result was the recognition and support for the Moroccanness of the Sahara by large countries such as the United States and France as well as by dozens of Arab, African and Latin American countries, around thirty of which have opened their Consulates General in Laâyoune and Dakhla.
Mr. Hilale concluded by emphasizing that King Mohammed VI is a “visionary” Sovereign in harmony with his century. “A Monarch, a fine diplomat adept in the art of mediation and a craftsman of compromise between different protagonists,” said the ambassador, affirming that the Sovereign is “inhabited by the ambition of the diplomatic influence of His Kingdom, mirror of its history centuries-old, its universal values and its confidence in a prosperous future.
