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The governor of Al-Quds, Adnan Ghaith, praised, on Saturday in Tangier, the constant support of King Mohammed VI and the Kingdom of Morocco in Al-Qods and the Maqdessis.
In a declaration to the MAP on the occasion of the opening of an exhibition by the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif agency, on the sidelines of the 62nd session of the Executive Council of the organization of Arab cities, Mr. Ghaith A expressed his gratitude and recognition in the kingdom of Morocco, king, government and people, for constant support in Al-Quds.
The exhibition presents a set of achievements and projects from the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif agency, executive arm of the Al Quds committee, chaired by King Mohammed VI, he said.
Mr. Ghaith also said that Al-Quds will remain at the center of the concerns of the Arab-Muslim Ummah, in the light of attempts aimed at distorting his identity and his architectural cachet, noting that the Holy City also remains at the heart King’s concerns.
For his part, the director responsible for the management of the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif agency, Mohamed Salem Cherkaoui, said that this meeting is an opportunity to present the work of the agency, executive arm of the Al Quds Committee , chaired by King Mohammed VI, to support the holy city, adding that the exhibition presents the images of a set of projects implemented by the agency, in particular the restoration and rehabilitation of the ancient city of Al Quds, in addition to different support projects in the social and economic fields.
He also noted that the meeting of Arab cities in Tangier is also an opportunity to call the representatives of cities to give more importance to the Holy City and to the preservation of its religious, civilizational, Arabic and Arab heritage Islamic, as a place of cohabitation of the three monotheistic religions.
In addition to images and illustrations of the agency’s projects and achievements in the Holy City, the exhibition also includes models representing the most important monuments of the city.
