This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
The Spanish newspaper ABC reports that King Mohammed VI has decided to extend the stay of the Moroccan team sent to Valencia until January 10.
The newspaper confirms that the objective is to support efforts to eliminate mud from garages still affected by the massive floods (Dana) that the region experienced on October 29.
The newspaper explains that this extension follows a bilateral agreement between the General Directorate of Civil Protection and Emergencies of the Spanish Ministry of the Interior and the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, by which it was agreed to continue providing the assistance from specialized Moroccan workers in the municipalities affected by the floods, until after the Christmas and New Year period.
The newspaper indicates that the Moroccan team includes 80 individuals and 25 “Cuba” trucks, belonging to the company “Société Régionale Multiservice Casablanca-Etat”. This team was sent under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, as part of the largest international aid operation of its kind deployed in Spain. Since arriving on November 13, 2024, the team has worked in areas such as Pecania, Alfafar, Cataruga and Masanasa.
The newspaper also reports that the Valencia government was informed last week of the decision to extend the stay of Moroccan workers until January 10, after carrying out the necessary consultations and obtaining final approval from the Kingdom of Morocco, according to this announced by the Spanish Civil Ministry. Protection. The team’s work is currently focused on unblocking damaged garages.
