Keywords: Autonomy plan for sahara
Sierra Leone has reaffirmed its support for Morocco's autonomy initiative as a solution to the long-standing Sahara dispute. The announcement came during a meeting of the Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Ambassador Amara Sowa, Sierra Leone's Deputy Permanent......
In a significant show of support for Morocco's development initiatives, Andrew Ginther, President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, has commended King Mohammed VI's approach to urban development across Morocco, with particular emphasis on the Sahara region. Following talks with Moroccan Foreign......
The African National Congress (ANC), South Africa's ruling party, has taken decisive action against one of its senior members following a controversial visit to Morocco. This move underscores the ongoing tensions surrounding the Sahara dispute and reveals potential fractures within the party's......
In a compelling address marking the opening of the legislative year, His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco emphasized the increasing international support for the kingdom’s territorial integrity, particularly regarding the Sahara region. The monarch's speech, delivered with characteristic......
In a significant diplomatic gesture, Burundi has reaffirmed its unwavering support for Morocco's territorial integrity, including the contentious region of Sahara. This endorsement occurred during a high-level diplomatic meeting in Rabat, underscoring Burundi's commitment amidst a growing wave......
In a significant diplomatic engagement, Burundi has reaffirmed its steadfast commitment to Morocco's territorial integrity, including the contentious Sahara region. During a meeting in Rabat on Thursday, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita welcomed Albert Shingiro, Burundi's Minister of......
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