Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, affirmed that King Mohammed VI’s instructions regarding the Libyan dialogue sessions in Morocco are clearly represented by supporting Libyans in the dialogue without imposing solutions.
Bourita explained that any external interference in the Libyan affairs will affect North Africa and Morocco, and lead to a growing activity of terrorist groups, according to MAP.
The Moroccan Foreign Minister stressed that Morocco reacted to the desire of the Libyans for dialogue, as they themselves chose to meet in Bouznika, adding that Morocco supports the peaceful solution for the Libyan conflict, reaffirming the need for Libya’s unity and rejection to any foreign interference.
