Keywords: Moroccan Sahara
A group of Colombian senators recently wrapped up a visit to the Moroccan Sahara, showering praise on the region's development while taking a swipe at their own government's position. In a statement posted on the Colombian Senate's website, the senators raved about the "impressive socio-economic......
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy asserted on Wednesday in Rabat that the dispute over the Sahara has only one credible resolution Morocco's proposal. During the presentation of his latest book, "Le temps des combats" (The Time of Battles), Sarkozy, in the presence of King's......
Germany reaffirmed its stance regarding the Moroccan Sahara, affirming that it regards "the autonomy plan introduced in 2007 by Morocco as a sincere and credible endeavour and a solid foundation for a mutually acceptable resolution," as stated in the Joint Declaration dated August 25, 2022. The......
In a joint declaration on October 20, 2022, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and Belgian Foreign Affairs Minister Hadja Lahbib reiterated Belgium's unwavering support for Morocco's autonomy plan in the Moroccan Sahara. Considered by Belgium as "a serious and credible effort from......
In anticipation of his upcoming visit to Morocco to promote his latest book, "Le Temps des Combats," former French President Nicolas Sarkozy reiterated his endorsement of Moroccan sovereignty over the Moroccan Sahara during an appearance on the Spanish TV program "Espejo Publico." With......
On Monday, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution reiterating its support for the exclusive UN Security Council-led political process to address the regional dispute concerning the Moroccan Sahara. The resolution reaffirms the stance taken by the 4th Committee in October and urges......
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