HIBAPRESS – Ahmed Al-Musaed
The French capital, Paris, is preparing to host a massive national gathering on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the launch of the victorious Green March, in an initiative that reflects the depth of the national connection of the Moroccan community residing in Europe with their mother country.
This major event is organized by the Damlij Think Tank, headed by Saadallah Adli, on Sunday, November 9th, at a symbolic location, the Trocadéro Square – Human Rights Square, starting at half past one in the afternoon (13:30), under the unifying slogan: "Morocco Unites Us, and the March Gathers Us." It is expected that this event will witness the participation of thousands of members of the Moroccan community residing in France and various European countries, in celebration of half a century of this historic event that symbolizes unity, peace, and loyalty to the Kingdom of Morocco. The gathering evokes the faith and national cohesion that characterized the Green March, launched by the late King Hassan II, may God have mercy on him, in 1975, as a firm symbol of faith in national unity and the eternal cohesion between the throne and the people. This initiative aims to renew the covenant with the values of patriotism and belonging, ensuring the transmission of the message and values of the march to the new generations of the Moroccan community, and urging them to continue the march of construction and loyalty to the motherland, under the wise leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God grant him victory, towards a united, strong, and prosperous Morocco. The symbolic route of the gathering will begin from the Human Rights Square in Trocadéro, making its way through the Iena Bridge and Branly Wharf, reaching the Champ de Mars, opposite the famous Eiffel Tower. This route combines the historical depth of Morocco and the symbolic importance of the location in the heart of a European capital, emphasizing the universal human values upon which Moroccan unity is based. The organizers emphasize that this initiative represents a civilized expression of the Moroccans' firm adherence to the unity of the Kingdom, and to the values of peace, dignity, and coexistence, while emphasizing full respect for the institutions and cultural and spiritual values of the Kingdom of Morocco and the French Republic alike.
