Mohammed Nabil Benabdellah, Secretary-General of the Progress and Socialism Party (PPS) in Morocco, has voiced strong condemnation of actions by Spanish nationalist and far-right groups. Specifically, the PPS expressed outrage over the reported tearing of the Moroccan flag, deeming it an attack on a national symbol. Benabdellah made these remarks during a public meeting in the commune of Ben Taieb, Driouch province. The party's statement underscores its continued belief that the cities of Ceuta and Melilla, currently Spanish territories, are Moroccan. This expression of discontent comes amidst a complex relationship between Morocco and Spain, often marked by disputes over these enclaves. The PPS's strong stance signals a firm commitment to defending Morocco’s territorial integrity and sovereignty. This incident is likely to further strain already delicate diplomatic ties between Rabat and Madrid.