Diplomatic Victories of Bourita Disturb Girando and Reveal His Loyalty to Hostile Agendas
Following a series of fierce attacks from the traitor Girando against Abdelatif Hammouchi, Yassine Mansouri, Fouad Ali Himma, Abdellatif Nabil, and other officials, the focus has now turned to Nasser Bourita. This is neither accidental nor isolated; it is part of an organized plan targeting state symbols, primarily serving the Algerian regime’s hostile agendas.
This outrageous campaign against Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita is led by the hired YouTuber Girando. It is not a fleeting campaign or innocent criticism, but rather a targeted assault from someone who has lost his national compass and aligned himself with the kingdom’s adversaries. Girando does not attack Bourita as an individual; he targets the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, calls into question Morocco’s sovereign policies, and attempts to instill doubt, undermine trust, and destabilize Moroccan diplomacy.
What disturbs Girando and those behind him is that Bourita did not come to merely adorn the facade; he arrived tasked with a clear roadmap from His Majesty King Mohammed VI, aiming to defend Morocco’s supreme interests. Clear stances, precise movements, new allies, and strong breakthroughs in files that had been closed for decades—these successes have not gone unnoticed by adversaries. Morocco’s voice is increasingly heard in international organizations, the tone of international discourse regarding Western Sahara has shifted, and several countries are reconsidering their positions.
Since taking office, Bourita has avoided internal disputes, shunned the spotlight, and not chased popularity, yet he has earned it through results, firmness, and his calmness and courage in defending national issues. His opponents possess nothing but lies, disruption, and distortion.
The serious concern today is that those who oppose this national dynamic do not limit themselves to words. They become mouthpieces for entities seeking to create chaos, erode trust, and undermine the image of state institutions. Girando is a glaring example of this type of mercenary. He does not live in Morocco, does not know the realities of Moroccans, yet he meddles in every file solely for the purpose of distortion and confusion, serving his masters.
At “Express TV,” we do not maintain neutrality at this moment. We do not indulge those who undermine the symbols of the nation, nor do we accommodate anyone who disrespects national institutions. Defending Bourita today is not merely a defense of an individual; it’s a defense of a national project led by the King in a turbulent regional context. When national interests are at stake, we stand in the front line, exposing traitors, revealing their intentions, and confronting them with all the words and voices we possess, because for us at “Express TV,” defending the state and its symbols is the editorial line we embrace with pride and conviction.
