UNGA: Rabat Vows Sahara Will Remain Moroccan Until End of Time – The North Africa Post
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Rabat's representative in the body assured that the territory would remain under Moroccan sovereignty. The US supported the autonomy proposal.
Morocco and the United States have formed a common front against Algeria and Russia over Western Sahara. At a meeting at the United Nations on Tuesday, which discussed the fate of the territory after the end of the UN mission and after the Algerian-backed Polisario Front declared universal...
Mbështetje e gjerë ndërkombiëtare për planin e autonomisé për Saharën ën sovranitetin maroken u shfaq gjatë një debati në Asamblenë e Përgjithshme të Kombeve të Bashkuara. Asambleja u mblodh më 10 nëntor për të shqyrtuar veton e hedhur nga Rusia më 30 tetor kundër në rezolute të sponsorizuar nga SHBA-të për të të të rinovuar mandate e [...]
Broad international support for the Sahara's independence plan under Moroccan sovereignty emerged from the debate of the United Nations General Assembly
The debate of the United Nations General Assembly, which met yesterday (10 November) after the Russian veto on the US resolution on the renewal of MINURSO, highlighted a broad international convergence around the Sahara's independence plan under Moroccan sovereignty. The resolution, supported by eleven members of the Security Council, aimed to relaunch the political process [...]
The United States and Morocco have defended this Tuesday before the UN General Assembly their position in favour of a plan of autonomy for the Sahara conceived by Rabat as the only possible solution, in the face of the "illusions" of which the United Nations lives, according to Washington, and the Algerian insistence, according to the Moroccan representation, to "perpetuate" voluntarily a humanitarian tragedy.The meeting of the Assembly occurs t…
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