Benkirane: The terrorist attack against the Bardo Museum, “an immeasurable tragedy ”

Rabat – The terrorist attack that targeted Wednesday the Bardo Museum in Tunisia’s capital is a ‘immeasurable tragedy’ ‘whose repercussions will impact the whole region, said the Chief of government, Abdelilah Benkirane, calling the Tunisian democracy to continue its way not sure.

The Head of Government also stressed, said the Minister of Communication, government spokesman, Mustapha El Khalfi at the end of the meeting, on Thursday in Rabat, the Council of Government, that security is a collective responsibility involves all citizens and the preservation of security is’ inexorable and every citizen is a soldier ready to defend the stability, security and commitment. ”

‘Tourists choose our country for the sense of security that is provided to them. It is therefore necessary to respect their security commitments that were given. Just as citizens are required to take responsibility alongside the security services, “said Mr. Benkirane, stating that ‘an organized minority overrides a scattered majority .’ ‘

The Head of Government did not fail to express the deep sadness felt by the Kingdom of Morocco since last Wednesday when the news of the despicable terrorist attack which targeted the Tunisian people and targeted one of its tourist facilities , fell.

He also reminded that King Mohammed VI addressed, on behalf of all Moroccans, His sympathies and His support the Tunisian people in this ordeal, claiming that the Moroccan government ” wants to say that This affects our brothers in Tunisia affects the Moroccan people. And the general feeling in our country’s solidarity with the Tunisian people, with Arab and Islamic peoples and other peoples who face terrorism. ”

The Head of Government, also recalled the numerous and constant positions of Morocco in such trials, such as the message of condolence sent by His Majesty Mohammed VI in Pakistan after the bombing that targeted the one his schools, the message after the terrorist attack against a media establishment in France, stressing that freedom is exercised within the framework of respect for people beliefs.