During the meeting of the fourth UN commission in New York, Moroccan diplomat Majda Moutchou firmly defended Morocco’s territorial integrity, provoking the expulsion of Algerian representative Nouria Hafsi for her defamatory remarks against the Kingdom.
October 9, 2024 at 3:36 p.m.
Modified October 9, 2024 at 3:44 p.m.
During the meeting of the fourth UN commission in New York, Moroccan diplomat Majda Moutchou firmly defended Morocco’s territorial integrity, provoking the expulsion of Algerian representative Nouria Hafsi for her defamatory remarks against the Kingdom.
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On October 8, during the meeting of the fourth committee of United Nations in New York, a notable incident took place when the Algerian diplomat Nouria Hafsirepresentative of theNational Union of Algerian Womenwas expelled from the session for her defamatory remarks targeting Morocco and its symbols.
The Moroccan diplomat, Master Majda Mouthourepresenting Morocco’s mission to the UN, intervened to denounce the provocative and hostile speech by Nouria Hafsi, calling for an end to these attacks. This decisive intervention led to the ousting of the Algerian representative.
Throughout the discussions, Majda Moutchou asserted herself by firmly defending the territorial integrity of Morocco, particularly in the face of destabilization attempts orchestrated by Algeria and its allies. Through interventions and legal appeals, she demonstrated mastery of the subject and defended Morocco’s sovereignty over its southern provinces. By using solid arguments, respectful of the UN legal framework, Majda Moutchou was able to thwart maneuvers aimed at undermining Moroccan efforts in its Saharan regions.
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October 9, 2024 at 3:36 p.m.
Modified October 9, 2024 at 3:44 p.m.
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