Indonesia's president sent message to king Mohammed

President of Indonesia Abderrahmane Wahid sent to King Mohammed VI a message on the eve of the convening of the 18th session of Al-Quds Committee that was held in the Atlantic southern city of Agadir, 650 km south of Rabat, on Monday.

President Wahid stressed the importance of the Al-Quds committee meeting saying the Indonesian government deems the session "vital to the search for a just, comprehensive and peaceful solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict."

The Indonesian president also wished the sovereign "success in guiding the brotherly people of the kingdom of Morocco to progress and prosperity."

Indonesia which is member of the Al-Quds Committee was represented at the 18th session by its foreign minister Alwi Shihab.

Shihab was received by King Mohammed VI on Monday evening in Agadir after the closing session of the Al-Quds committee meeting.