Morocco: Reunification of the Unity of Western Sahara and Endorsement by the Security Council of a Plan for Self-Government
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Rabat: For the first year following its approval by King Mohammed VI of Morocco last year, the Moroccans celebrate what they call the rebirth of unity, which entered the list of local holidays on its broad side, in celebration of the resolution voted in favour of by the United Nations Security Council, which bears number 2797. The statement issued by the Royal Court on this occasion was [...].
One year after the adoption of Security Council resolution 2797, Morocco is celebrating its first Unity Day on 31 October.
#Sawalev Eid Al-Unity: The culmination of high-level royal diplomacy and an extension of the path of building the Moroccan nation with a sociological and political reading in the light of Security Council resolution 2797 Dr. Nabil Belatar specialized in political sociology and a researcher in legal and social engineering who constitute national holidays in major historical experiments is more than just passing celebratory stations; these are sym…
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