King Mohammed VI expressed on Saturday his hope for an improvement in relations between Morocco and Algeria, noting that Morocco is keen to establish solid relations with sister nations and friendly countries, particularly neighbors.
King Mohammed VI said in his speech commemorating the Throne Day, the 24th anniversary of his ascension to the throne that “In recent months, many people have been wondering about Moroccan-Algerian relations. They are stable, and we look forward to seeing them improve.”
The King added in this regard, “I should like to tell the leaders and people of our sister nation, Algeria, that no evil will ever be done to them, nor will any harm ever come to them from Morocco. I want them to know that we attach special importance to the bonds of affection, friendship, exchange, and interaction between our peoples.”
The King of Morocco concluded in his speech about Algeria that “I pray to Almighty God for things to return to normality and for the opening of borders between the two neighboring, sister countries and peoples.”
