
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expressed high regard for King Mohammed VI for his ongoing support for the Palestinian cause and his tireless efforts in support of the Palestinian people and Al Quds. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the 20th meeting of Al-Quds Committee, Mahmoud Abbas also commended the call of King Mohammed VI, Chairman of Al -Quds Committee, for the Marrakech meeting, an opportunity to unite the efforts of the member states to protect the rights of the Palestinian people and preserve the holy city of Al-Quds. The Palestinian president also expressed his thanks and appreciation to the member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) for their support to Bayt Mal Al Quds. Mahmoud Abbas hailed the decisions of the 20th meeting of Al-Quds Committee that will support the struggle of the Palestinian people and the preservation of Muslim and Christian holy places in Jerusalem. President Abbas presented to the King, in his capacity as Chairman of Al-Quds Committee, an official document prepared by the State of Palestine, including an inventory of various violations by the Israeli occupation authorities against the holy city and its sacred symbols.
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