Morocco reaffirms support for Arab countries, condemns Iranian aggression at Council of Arab Interior Ministers…reports Newsdesk
Morocco has reaffirmed its strong backing for Arab nations while condemning what it described as Iranian aggression, amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit said the Kingdom stands firmly with “brotherly Arab countries” and rejects any actions that undermine their sovereignty or threaten their security and stability. He was speaking during the 43rd session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers, held via videoconference with participation from ministers and regional organisations.
Laftit strongly condemned the attacks attributed to Iran and expressed Morocco’s full solidarity with the affected states, reaffirming Rabat’s commitment to Arab causes.
He said the Kingdom, under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East with deep concern, particularly the escalation involving Iran and Arab countries in the region.
Despite the tensions, Laftit stressed that dialogue and diplomacy remain the most effective path to resolving crises and preventing further escalation, calling for efforts to safeguard regional security and stability.
The meeting reviewed a range of shared security challenges facing Arab nations, amid growing threats to stability across the region. Participants discussed ways to strengthen coordination and enhance joint action to tackle both current and emerging risks.
At the end of the session, the council adopted several resolutions aimed at boosting collective security cooperation among member states. A final statement condemned Iranian actions as a violation of sovereignty, international law and the United Nations Charter, warning that such developments pose a serious threat to regional and global peace.
