Moroccan Sahara: U.S. Recognition Is Result of Efficient Diplomatic Action - Constitutional Union

Moroccan Sahara: U.S. Recognition Is Result of Efficient Diplomatic Action - Constitutional Union
Friday 11 December 2020 - 21:58

The recognition by the United States of Morocco’s full sovereignty over its Sahara is the culmination of an efficient diplomatic action under the leadership of HM King Mohammed VI, the Constitutional Union Party (UC) said.

In a statement, the UC said it “received along with the Moroccan people, with relief and pride, the announcement of the historic decision of the United States to recognize the full sovereignty of Morocco over its Sahara, with what this act entails as undeniable legal and political force and with immediate effect.”

“This is a new recognition of Morocco’s efforts for the development of its southern provinces, and the legitimacy of its Sahara issue and its serious and credible autonomy initiative,” the party said, calling for “making this event a celebration for all Moroccans.”

On the Palestinian cause, the UC party stressed the Kingdom’s firm and balanced positions including the constant and firm support of HM the King, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, for the two-state solution and the preservation of the special status of Al-Quds in line with the “Al-Quds Appeal” signed by HM King Mohammed VI and His Holiness Pope Francis.

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