Rabat \u2013 Yesterday, Sunday, the Manging Director of the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Asharif Agency (BMAQ), Mohamed Salem Echarkaoui, affirmed in Rabat that Morocco\u2019s investment in Palestinian generations is neither temporary nor circumstantial, but a sustained effort under the guidance of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee.<\/p>\n
During the Youth Day celebrations in Morocco, attended by Palestinian and Moroccan children, Echarkaoui highlighted that over sixteen editions of the Jerusalem Children\u2019s Camp, around 800 children\u201450 per edition\u2014visited Morocco, accompanied by 80 youth leaders from Jerusalem. They toured much of the country, exploring its rich heritage, history, and culture.
\nHe added that each edition of the camp has successfully fulfilled its objectives, leaving a lasting positive impact on the young Palestinians\u2019 well-being. It inspires them to pursue both small and ambitious dreams, fosters a sense of belonging within their homeland and families, and encourages active participation in building a future defined by dignity, safety, and resilience, all while nurturing a hopeful and unshakable spirit.
\nFor his part, Mustafa Al-Masoudi, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication (Deputy Minister), highlighted that the royal patronage of the Jerusalem Children\u2019s Camp reflects King Mohammed VI\u2019s dedicated attention to Palestinian children and his commitment to strengthening the bonds of brotherhood and solidarity between the Moroccan and Palestinian peoples.
\nHe noted that the King personally chose \u201cHarat Al-Maghariba\u201d as the title for this edition, reflecting the longstanding historical connection between Moroccans and Jerusalem.
\nMeanwhile, the Palestinian Ambassador to Morocco, Jamal Al-Shobaki, emphasized the significance of the camp\u2019s title, stating that \u201cthis name has never been merely a label for one of Jerusalem\u2019s neighborhoods; it represents a strong Moroccan presence and a continuous historical connection in the heart of the Holy City, reflecting the enduring bond between the Moroccan and Palestinian peoples across generations.\u201d
\nThe participating children expressed their great joy at taking part in this educational program, describing it as a \u201crewarding experience that allowed them to explore Moroccan culture and connect with their Moroccan peers in a spirit of brotherhood and solidarity.\u201d
\nMany of the children emphasized that this experience will remain \u201cetched in their memory as an extraordinary period, imbued with noble human values,\u201d expressing their heartfelt gratitude for the royal patronage supporting the initiative and for all who contributed to its success.
\nThis year\u2019s camp program included a summer school themed \u201cLet\u2019s Make Video Games a Tool for Education, Learning, and Recreation,\u201d along with art and sports competitions, and guided visits to Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Tetouan, M\u2019diq, and Chefchaouen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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