A message of solidarity and support for the unity of the Kingdom

Agadir 24 | Agadir24

These days, the entire map of Morocco is witnessing a remarkable presence on the pages of major international newspapers.

Many prestigious media institutions were keen to publish it prominently in their reports and news related to the Kingdom.
Just this week, a complete map of Morocco appeared in both the prestigious British newspaper “The Sun” and the official French channel “France 3”, as part of separate news coverage of interest to Morocco.

This remarkable presence on the entire Moroccan map reflects the great development the Kingdom is witnessing at various levels, and its growing position in the international arena.

It is also considered a message of solidarity and support for Morocco’s unity and sovereignty over its entire national territory, in light of some attempts aimed at destabilizing it and harming its unity.

This keenness to publish the entire map of Morocco by the international media can be explained by many factors, including, in particular, international sympathy for the Moroccan national issue.

The entire map of Morocco shows the international community’s solidarity with the Moroccan Sahara issue, and its support for Morocco’s right to complete its territorial integrity.

The entire map of Morocco contributes to consolidating international recognition of the Moroccanity of the Sahara and strengthening the Kingdom’s position at the international level. The entire map of Morocco reflects the great development that the Kingdom is witnessing at various levels, and its growing position as a regional and international actor.

This repeated presence of the complete Moroccan map on the pages of international newspapers represents an important diplomatic victory for Morocco and a strengthening of its sovereignty over its entire national territory.

This would contribute significantly to strengthening the Kingdom’s position in various international forums, and moving forward the path of a peaceful settlement of the Moroccan Sahara issue.

A.B. to Agadir 24