KINGS OF MOROCCO AND JORDAN AND SULTAN OF OMAN CONDEMN MUMBAI ATTACKS
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has condemned the terrorist attacks on India’s financial capital city of Mumbai, which left over 125 people dead and hundreds wounded, describing them as "heinous crimes", according to a condolence message sent to Indian President Pratibha Patil. "The Moroccan kingdom strongly condemns these abominable crimes and all appalling terrorist acts which violate the security and lives of innocent citizens," the Moroccan King wrote in the message, which was circulated by the state-owned news agency, MAP. The King said the attacks "are totally against all religious teachings, the universal principles and the democratic ideals shared by our two friendly peoples". Moroccan monarch expressed the confidence that the Indian people, who are eager for peace and enjoy a democratic tradition, would overcome their latest ordeal. "These barbaric attacks are strengthening the resolve of your great country to stem this horrible scourge,’’ he said.
The Kingdom of Jordan on Thursday condemned the outrageous terror attacks that rocked Mumbai. In a cable of condolences to Indian President Pratibha Patil, Jordanian Monarch Abdullah II strongly decried the attacks as "terrorist cowardly acts." King Abdullah II reaffirmed support of his country to India at this hard times, noting that "the terrorist acts have nothing to do with the noble values of humanitarianism." "Terrorism poses a grave threat to the international security and peace. It is unjustifiable and unacceptable whatever its causes and motives might be," the monarch pointed out. He voiced solidarity of the Jordanian people and government with the Indian nation.
His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said of Oman has sent a cable of condolences to Pratibha Patil, President of India, on the victims of the attacks in Mumbai. His Majesty expressed his deep condolences to her, the kin of the bereaved and the friendly people of India. An official spokesman at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed the Sultanate’s condemnation of the series of bombings and solidarity with the Indian government and the friendly people of India against such criminal and vicious acts of terrorism.
King Mohammed VI of Morocco has condemned the terrorist attacks on India’s financial capital city of Mumbai, which left over 125 people dead and hundreds wounded, describing them as "heinous crimes", according to a condolence message sent to Indian President Pratibha Patil. "The Moroccan kingdom strongly condemns these abominable crimes and all appalling terrorist acts which violate the security and lives of innocent citizens," the Moroccan King wrote in the message, which was circulated by the state-owned news agency, MAP. The King said the attacks "are totally against all religious teachings, the universal principles and the democratic ideals shared by our two friendly peoples". Moroccan monarch expressed the confidence that the Indian people, who are eager for peace and enjoy a democratic tradition, would overcome their latest ordeal. "These barbaric attacks are strengthening the resolve of your great country to stem this horrible scourge,’’ he said.
The Kingdom of Jordan on Thursday condemned the outrageous terror attacks that rocked Mumbai. In a cable of condolences to Indian President Pratibha Patil, Jordanian Monarch Abdullah II strongly decried the attacks as "terrorist cowardly acts." King Abdullah II reaffirmed support of his country to India at this hard times, noting that "the terrorist acts have nothing to do with the noble values of humanitarianism." "Terrorism poses a grave threat to the international security and peace. It is unjustifiable and unacceptable whatever its causes and motives might be," the monarch pointed out. He voiced solidarity of the Jordanian people and government with the Indian nation.
His Majesty Sultan Qaboos Bin Said of Oman has sent a cable of condolences to Pratibha Patil, President of India, on the victims of the attacks in Mumbai. His Majesty expressed his deep condolences to her, the kin of the bereaved and the friendly people of India. An official spokesman at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed the Sultanate’s condemnation of the series of bombings and solidarity with the Indian government and the friendly people of India against such criminal and vicious acts of terrorism.
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