In a recent press conference, Moroccan government spokesperson Mustapha Baitas assured that Moroccan citizens in Lebanon are safe amidst the ongoing Israeli aggressions. The Moroccan embassy in Beirut, along with a crisis cell in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has been actively assisting Moroccans and their families in leaving the country.
Highly informed sources revealed that the embassy is working closely with Lebanese authorities to provide shelter and support to Moroccan nationals. Task forces have been set up to monitor the situation and develop contingency plans. The Moroccan community in Lebanon has shown resilience, with the embassy in regular contact with the majority of citizens.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated its commitment to providing ongoing support to Moroccan citizens in Lebanon. Crisis cells have been established to address the needs of citizens during times of crisis, ensuring their safety and well-being.
The strong sense of community among Moroccans in Lebanon has helped mitigate the impacts of the crisis, with efforts ongoing to ensure the safety and security of all citizens.