The speech delivered by HM King Mohammed VI to the Nation on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the glorious Green March underlines the “indisputable Moroccanness” of the Sahara, said analyst and director of Rwanda Center for Political and Economic Priorities (CPPE), Alexis Nkurunziza.
“The Green March speech underlines, clearly and logically, the indisputable Moroccanness of the Sahara which is due to a just cause and to a legitimacy recognized by the majority of the countries across the world”, the Rwandan analyst told MAP.
The Sovereign has noted that 85% of the Member Countries of the United Nations, like the latest UN resolutions, favor the relevance of the Moroccan position which is part of a reasoned and realistic logic, he explained, adding that the autonomy initiative presented by Morocco has always been deemed as serious and credible by the Security Council and the international community.
In his analysis of the royal speech, Mr. Nkurunzia noted that HM King Mohammed VI seized this opportunity to express the Kingdom’s firm determination to turn its southern provinces into a lever for continental economic integration and a bridge between Morocco and its African depth.
“The development of a true maritime economy, as announced in the royal speech, will undoubtedly make it possible to increase trade between Morocco and its African partners and to promote stable and prosperous development in the region. This can only help to strengthen South-South cooperation and to accelerate the integration of the African continent,” he pointed out.
The analyst also underscored the great symbolic significance that the Green March represents for all Moroccans, noting that the spirit of this historic event embodies the values of loyalty, commitment and determination.
As the Sovereign underlined, the Green March also reflects a national mobilization and a dynamic whose spirit is renewed through the action carried out to consolidate the Moroccanness of the Sahara on the international scene, he added.
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