Sahara: Gabon Reaffirms Support for Morocco's Autonomy Initiative

Sahara: Gabon Reaffirms Support for Morocco's Autonomy Initiative
Saturday 16 January 2021 - 16:53

Gabon reaffirmed Friday its support for the Moroccan autonomy initiative as the only basis for a just and lasting solution to the Sahara regional conflict.

This position was expressed by Gabon’s Foreign Minister Pacôme Moubelet, who took part in the Ministerial Conference in Support of the Autonomy Initiative under Morocco’s Sovereignty, News Site “gabonmediatime” reported on Saturday.

On this occasion, Moubelet stressed that “this invitation of Gabon to take an active part in these exchanges, testifies to the excellent historical, brotherly and cooperation relations that exist between the Gabonese Republic and the Kingdom of Morocco,” according to the same source.

The Ministerial Conference, held at the initiative of the Kingdom of Morocco and the United States, was an opportunity to present the autonomy plan for the resolution of the Sahara conflict.

The meeting was attended by about forty countries.

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