Saudi Arabia Condemns Foiled Terror Plot In Morocco

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Saudi Arabia has strongly condemned the recent terrorist plots targeting Morocco and reaffirmed its full support for the country.

In a statement, the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced the planned attacks, saying they were aimed at disrupting public order and threatening the safety of people and property. It also expressed complete solidarity with the Moroccan government and its people while rejecting all forms of terrorism, extremism and attempts to destabilise the country.

The Kingdom also praised the Moroccan security services for their swift action in preventing the attacks and wished continued peace and stability for Morocco.

Earlier, the United Arab Emirates also condemned the foiled plots. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan expressed the UAE’s strong support for Morocco and denounced the planned attacks.

On Monday, Moroccan authorities arrested 10 members of a cell linked to the ISIL affiliate in the Sahel Province, preventing a planned attack. Investigators recovered bladed weapons, military-style clothing, bomb-making instructions, digital material, chemicals and a vehicle suspected of being modified for bombing or ramming attacks during raids carried out across several cities.

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