Morocco says it will uphold Western Sahara ceasefire after UN mission ends
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Morocco says it will uphold Western Sahara ceasefire after UN mission ends
Morocco will stay committed to the ceasefire in Western Sahara despite the end of the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the territory, the Royal Palace said on Wednesday.
Rabat stresses that the UN mission "has repeatedly failed to monitor its compliance and establish the consequences of its violation."
The decision to terminate MINURSO's United Nations mission has several strategic implications.
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Africa’s wealthiest monarch, Morocco’s King Mohammed VI has ordered the country’s civilian and security authorities to protect its territorial integrity and national security following the end of a 35-year United Nations mission in Western Sahara.
Rabat still faces the challenge of excluding the former Spanish province from the list of Territories awaiting decolonization
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