Morocco and other Arab countries will meet to discuss critical issues affecting some Arab countries

Morocco and other Arab countries will meet to discuss critical issues affecting some Arab countries

The Arab parliament, including Morocco, has decided to use the upcoming plenary session of the third legislature to discuss a key issue that some of the group’s nations are facing, specifically Palestine.

Morocco will be represented by a delegation that includes Ahmed Chada, a member of the Arab Parliament’s Committee on Foreign, Political, and Security Affairs. Khadija Hajoubi, a member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and Mohamed Ayach, a member of the Committee on Legislative, Legal, and Human Rights Affairs.

As a result, the Arab Parliament will examine reports on the state of the nation, particularly those from the Palestine Commission, as well as atrocities and ongoing wrongdoings committed by the occupiers in Al-Quds, including assaults on the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

It also addresses the developments in Yemen, Libya, and Iraq, as well as the denial of Iranian and Turkish meddling in Arab domestic affairs, as well as the denial of European assertions about meddling in Kuwait’s internal affairs.