مفهمتش كفاش البعض من بعد زيارة وزير خارجية كذا إلى سوريا خرجوا ببعض الكلام والانتقاد لي كيعبر على قلة الوعي وقصر النظر للأمور (حنا درنا للسوريين وكذا وكذا.. ودبا يستقبل رئيسها وزير البلاد الفلانية لي دارت كذا وكذا..) اش هاد الغباء* لي نتوما فيه! واش عارفين خلفيات الزيارة اولا؟!😼

🇮🇶 🇲🇦 البيان الصحفي المشترك الصادر عقب المباحثات التي أجراها السيد الوزير ناصر بوريطة، اليوم بالرباط، مع نائب رئيس مجلس الوزراء، وزير خارجية جمهورية العراق، السيد فؤاد حسين، الذي يقوم بزيارة عمل رسمية الى المملكة المغربية @Iraqimofa

📜Letter from George Washington to Sidi Mohammed, 1 December 1789. ✒To Sidi Muhammed ibn Abd Allah the Sultan of Morocco City of New York, 1 December 1789. ☆{ Great and Magnanimous Friend, ⏳Since the Date of the Letter, which the late Congress, by their President, addressed to your Imperial Majesty, the United States of America have thought proper to change their Government, and to institute a new one, agreeable to the Constitution, of which I have the Honor of, herewith, enclosing a Copy. The Time necessarily employed in this arduous Task, and the Derangements occasioned by so great, though peaceable a Revolution, will apologize, and account for your Majesty’s not having received those regular Advices, and Marks of Attention, from the United States, which the Friendship and Magnanimity of your Conduct, towards them, afforded Reason to expect. The United States, having unanimously appointed me to the supreme executive Authority, in this Nation, your Majesty’s Letter of the 17th August 1788, which, by Reason of the Dissolution of the late Government, remained unanswered, has been delivered to me. I have also received the Letters which your Imperial Majesty has been so kind as to write, in Favor of the United States, to the Bashaws of Tunis and Tripoli, and I present to you the sincere acknowledgments, and Thanks of the United States, for this important Mark of your Friendship for them. We greatly regret that the hostile Disposition of those Regencies, towards this Nation, who have never injured them, is not to be removed, on Terms in our Power to comply with. Within our Territories there are no Mines, either of Gold, or Silver, and this young Nation, just recovering from the Waste and Desolation of a long War, have not, as yet, had Time to acquire Riches by Agriculture and Commerce. But our Soil is bountiful, and our People industrious; and we have Reason to flatter ourselves, that we shall gradually become useful to our Friends. The Encouragement which your Majesty has been pleased, generously, to give to our Commerce with your Dominions; the Punctuality with which you have caused the Treaty with us to be observed, and the just and generous Measures taken, in the Case of Captain Proctor, made a deep Impression on the United States, and confirm their Respect for, and Attachment to your Imperial Majesty. It gives me Pleasure to have this Opportunity of assuring your Majesty that, while I remain at the Head of this Nation, I shall not cease to promote every Measure that may conduce to the Friendship and Harmony, which so happily subsist between your Empire and them, and shall esteem myself happy in every Occasion of convincing your Majesty of the high Sense (which in common with the whole Nation) I entertain of the Magnanimity, Wisdom, and Benevolence of your Majesty. In the Course of the approaching Winter, the national Legislature (which is called by the former Name of Congress) will assemble, and I shall take Care that Nothing be omitted that may be necessary to cause the Correspondence, between our Countries, to be maintained and conducted in a Manner agreeable to your Majesty, and satisfactory to all the Parties concerned in it. May the Almighty bless your Imperial Majesty, our great and magnanimous Friend, with his constant Guidance and Protection. George Washington. }☆ *N.B.: 《Sidi Mohammed (d. 1790) came to the throne of Morocco around 1757. One of the most enlightened of Morocco’s eighteenth-century rulers, he was concerned with expanding his country’s commerce with other nations. As early as the 1770s Sidi Mohammed had made friendly overtures to the United States although he was discouraged by the failure of the Continental Congress to respond. By 1786, however, he had signed a liberal treaty of friendship with the United States.》 ©Founders Online. National Archives and Records Administration through the NHPRC. University of Virginia Press. United States of America. This letter is addressed: “To our great and magnanimous Friend, His imperial majesty, the Emperor of Morocco.” DS, owned (1992) by the Forbes Magazine Collection, New York; Df, NNC; LB, DLC:GW; copy, DNA: RG 59, Ceremonial Letters. Credences. #المغرب