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US Decision "Brings Us Closer To Solution" To Conflict That Lasted Too Long

The American decision to recognize the full and entire sovereignty of Morocco over the whole of its Sahara inaugurates "a reinforced momentum in favor of a realistic and lasting political solution based on compromise in the framework of autonomy," said Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Abroad Nasser Bourita in a column published Wednesday by the magazine Jeune Afrique.

04/02/2021
Peruvian MP Martha Chavez Cossio affirmed that her country is called upon to support Morocco in the artificial conflict over the Moroccan Sahara, noting that the Kingdom is an ally of Peru in a "complex region".

03/02/2021
The U.S. decision to recognize the sovereignty of Morocco over the Sahara obliges the other parties to resume negotiations to reach a solution within the framework of the sovereignty of Morocco, underlines, Monday, Spanish daily newspaper "ABC".

02/02/2021
France and the European Union "could study the fact of engaging in the same direction"

The U.S. recognition of the Moroccanness of the Sahara makes it possible to move forward towards a "lasting" settlement of the Sahara issue, said Thursday French MP and former Speaker of the French National Assembly, François De Rugy.

01/02/2021
South Africa's obsession with the Moroccan Sahara irremediably undermines its continental claims for Security Council reform

The United Nations published, on Wednesday, the letter sent recently by the Permanent Representative of Morocco, Ambassador Omar Hilale, to the UN Secretary General and to the Council Security, in which he denounces the instrumentalization by South Africa of its presidency of the African Union, in order to advance its ideological and political agenda on the issue of the Moroccan Sahara.

29/01/2021

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