Josep Borrell Questioned about Criminal Activities by Polisario

Josep Borrell Questioned about Criminal Activities by Polisario
Thursday 30 July 2020 - 18:35

The High Representative of the European Union (EU) for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell was recently questioned about the criminal activities by the Polisario.

In a question to Borrell, MEP Thierry Mariani noted that the European Union remains silent about the criminal activities of the Polisario, “an organization notoriously supported and instrumentalised by Algeria”, although it is informed of the corrupt practices by officials of the Polisario front, notably the systematic and methodical embezzlement of humanitarian aid to amass colossal fortunes.

The MEP called on the EU to cease “all funding, direct or indirect, of the activities of the Polisario” which calls into question the sovereignty of Morocco and contributes to the destabilization of the Sahara.

The MEP also urged the EU to strengthen cooperation with Morocco, which plays a positive role in the Maghreb and throughout the Sahel zone.

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