King Mohammed renews confidence in Youssoufi's government
Morocco, Politics, 3/1/2002

Morocco's King Mohammed VI has renewed confidence in the Youssoufi government, said Thursday the official spokesman of the royal palace, Hassan Aourid

King Mohammed VI received on Thursday the Prime Minister, Abderrahmane Youssoufi, said the spokesman in a statement, adding that "the sovereign renewed on the occasion his confidence in the government, and affirmed that the government, with all its components, is conducting its action in line with the high orientations of the King and in coordination with the sovereign, concerning the various issues, and in the first instance the issue of our territorial integrity, for the defense of which, the whole Moroccan people and the valiant Royal Armed Forces are constantly mobilized behind the King, making all sacrifices and rejecting any bargaining about the unity of our provinces of the south."

Youssoufi on his part renewed the government's mobilization behind king Mohammed VI and its full determination to endeavor, in line with his high orientations and in coordination with the sovereign in various areas, the spokesman went on.

Youssoufi equally voiced the government's pride for the royal confidence, saying this confidence prompts the cabinet to go ahead to fulfil the Moroccan people's aspirations and take up all challenges, mainly those related to the country's territorial integrity, that enjoys the unanimity of the Nation, a unanimity, which stands as an inexpugnable fortress to all the maneuvers, that history has always foiled, the spokesman stated further.

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