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60 Years of Misery
The 60th anniversary of the creation of the Israeli state provides an appropriate occasion for looking back at the past, if only to assess the situation now and plan for the future,It has been 60 years of pain, of hopes constantly dashed — and that is only for the Palestinians living in exile, For those in the West Bank, Gaza and Jerusalem, it has been 60 years of absolute misery — being forced to live, not in the sunlight like other peoples, but in the shadow lands of constant humiliation, discrimination, injustice and oppression, of homes bulldozed, lands stolen, arbitrary arrest, no work, being forced to live in squalor, sons anddaughters slaughtered by Israeli military, It has been 60 years of fear and exhaustion, No wonder for Palestinians it is the 60th anniversary of “Al-Nakba”, the Catastrophe, Nor is there any sign of the catastrophic consequences ending, Indeed, for the Palestinians in prison-camp Gaza, things have never been worse.
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Moroccan Congress News |
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| To His Excellency Mr. Kofi Annan |
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New York June 12, 2006
His Excellency Kofi Annan
Secretary General of the United Nations Organization
New York
Your Excellency,
The members of the Moroccan Community in the United States would like to express their deep concern about the hum »More..
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| Ambassador Alejandro Artucio |
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Ambassador Alejandro Artucio
Permanent Representative of the Oriental Republic
Of Uruguay to the United Nations
Ambassador,
The members of the Moroccan Community in the United States learned with deep regret and astonishment the unfriendly decision »More..
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Embassy & Consulate of Morocco |
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Consulate General of the Kingdom of Morocco
10 East 40th Street
New York, NY 10016
Tel: (212) 758-2625
To obtain forms or to request information
visit Moroccan Consulate Online
Embassy of Morocco
1601 21st St., NW
Washington, DC 20009
202-462-7980
fax 202-265-0161
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Newcomers |
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These are some very important items you want to secure when you make it to the USA:
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 Moroccan Congress
Representatives
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Remembrances |
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Your Majesty, America will never forget that in 1777, the first nation in the world to recognize the United States was the Kingdom of Morocco. Ten years later, our two countries approved a treaty of peace and friendship, which today remains the longest unbroken treaty of its kind in all history.
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About Morocco |
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The Kingdom of Morocco is the most westerly of the North African countries known as the Maghreb. Strategically situated with both Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines, but with a rugged mountainous interior, the country remained independent for centuries while developing a rich culture blended from Arab, Berber (Amazigh), European and African influences.. » More..
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