Departure of MINURSO Marks End of Three Decades of Interferences and Tension with Morocco – The North Africa Post
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Morocco reaffirmed today that the commitment to cease-fire signed with the Polisario Front in 1991 will not be changed with the end of the mandate of the United Nations mission in Western Sahara (Minurso), the Royal Cabinet indicated.
King Mohammed VI of Morocco tasked the Ministry of the Interior with coordinating the liquidation and withdrawal of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO), following the UN Security Council's decision not to renew its mandate at its meeting on October 30. The statement indicated that the King instructed the Ministry of the Interior's "Coordination Office with MINURSO" to oversee the mission's withdrawal process…
At the Royal Palace in Rabat, King Mohamed VI presided over a strategic meeting to define the next steps following the *end of the mandate* of the *Minurso*, emphasizing the maintenance of the *cease-fire*, international commitments and the development of the southern provinces, according to a communiqué from the Royal Cabinet.
As a reflection of the Kingdom of Morocco ' s concern to keep pace with the post-Mission phase of the United Nations mission in a spirit of responsibility and cooperation with the United Nations, King Mohammed VI gave instructions that the Ministry of the Interior ' s Office of Coordination with MINURSO should coordinate and accompany the liquidation and withdrawal of MINURSO. This directive would help to facilitate the various procedu…
Here's a statement from the Royal Cabinet.
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