Rabat – Mohammad Mustafa, the Prime Minister of Palestine, conveyed his heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to Morocco and King Mohammed VI today in Ramallah.
Mustafa lauded the Moroccan monarch for his ongoing commitment and dedication to supporting the Palestinian cause.
In a meeting in the city with Ismail Ramli, the coordinator of programs and projects at the Morocco-headed Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif Agency, Mustafa spotlighted the important role of the agency and reiterated full support for its efforts.
The meeting, which included Ashraf Al Awar, the Minister of Al-Quds Affairs, also stressed the challenging circumstances confronting Palestine.
According to MAP, Mustafa called for “increased Arab and international efforts to support the Palestinian people.”
Ramli updated the Palestinian prime minister on the advancements achieved by the humanitarian agency under the personal and direct oversight of King Mohammed VI, who has led the Al-Quds Committee for a quarter of a century. Bayt Amal Al-Quds is affiliated with the Committee, based in Rabat.
The agency has delivered substantial support to key areas including education, health, and social services, with a special emphasis on initiatives for the youth, women, and children of the holy city of Al-Quds (Jerusalem).
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Earlier this month, Bayt Mal Al-Quds Acharif Agency provided Gaza’s Al-Azhar University with cloud infrastructure and a comprehensive Learning Management System (LMS), as well as a summer school program that is set to benefit over Palestinian 4,000 children.
Since October 7, the unyielding and murderous Israeli attacks have killed over 39,300 Palestinians and injured more than 90,000 others, with many more presumed to be dead and missing amongst the rubble.
Under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, Morocco has been a staunch advocate for the Palestinian cause, with the monarch repeatedly condemning the violence and the killing of innocent Gazan civilians.








