Morocco’s PJD Party Remains Opposed to Israel Normalization, Minister Says

"As an individual, I have nothing to do in Israel, but I could go there in the supreme interest of my country, if it has positive repercussions for Morocco (...) I represent the Moroccan state and when it is necessary, I will fulfill my duty and assume my responsibilities," he said during his appearance on the "Confidences de presse" program on 2M.

Mr. Rabbah indicated that his position and that of the PJD on the restoration of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel have not changed, "but when you hold a management position, you have to assume your responsibilities and follow the orientations of the State".

"Today, we have a great cause and the Moroccans have understood it better than several commentators. The Sahara issue has cost us as it has cost the region and the world," affirmed the minister, adding that what happened with Israel is a matter of international relations where the last word goes to the king, who is the head of state.