The Saudi-Moroccan Joint Committee convened in Makkah under the leadership of Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Nasser Bourita to enhance bilateral cooperation. Concurrently, Saudi Arabia’s Environmental Security forces addressed environmental infractions, while humanitarian efforts by the King Salman Aid Center supported global food distribution. The GCC’s secretary-general advocated for Palestinian rights in a ministerial meeting, and Saudi scouts volunteered at the Two Holy Mosques during Ramadan.
On March 7, 2025, the Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prince Faisal bin Farhan, and Moroccan Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, Nasser Bourita, co-chaired the 14th session of the Saudi-Moroccan Joint Committee in Makkah. This meeting brought together senior officials from both nations’ ministries and private sectors, underscoring the commitment to enhancing bilateral cooperation across various sectors. Both leaders highlighted the importance of this collaboration to fulfill their nations’ aspirations and to further strengthen their robust relationship.
In another development, the Special Forces for Environmental Security in Saudi Arabia have acted against environmental law violations in Riyadh and Makkah. Two Saudi citizens were apprehended for illegally entering the Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve, while a Sudanese resident was arrested for burning waste, leading to soil pollution. Authorities emphasized the seriousness of such offences, with penalties reaching SR100,000 ($26,665) for damaging protected areas.
Additionally, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center is actively engaged in distributing food aid worldwide. Among their initiatives, they delivered 500 food baskets to families in Conakry, Guinea, and also provided provisions in Montenegro, Sudan, Mauritania, Kosovo, and Ghana, benefitting numerous vulnerable individuals in these regions.
Furthermore, during a joint ministerial meeting in Makkah, Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, reinforced the necessity for the international community to intervene against ongoing Israeli violations faced by the Palestinian people. Emphasizing the need for stability and security, he reiterated the commitment to supporting Gaza’s reconstruction while advocating for the establishment of a unified Palestinian state.
Moreover, since Ramadan commenced, 665 members of the Saudi Arabian Scouts Association have been volunteering to assist visitors and pilgrims at the Two Holy Mosques. This initiative, in collaboration with local education administrations, aims to enhance the experience of worshippers and foster a sense of community and national pride among participants, showcasing the Kingdom’s commitment to serving pilgrims and reinforcing volunteerism.
In summary, the recent activities reflect Saudi Arabia’s proactive stance in international relations, environmental conservation, humanitarian aid, and community service. The cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Morocco exemplifies strong bilateral ties, while the GCC’s advocacy for Palestinian rights emphasizes regional commitment to justice. Environmental enforcement actions signify a serious approach towards ecological protection. Finally, the contribution of youth volunteers showcases dedication towards serving both the nation and its guests during religious observances.
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