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Morocco has "always sought to negotiate for the recovery of the various parts of its territory", said Monday in New York, Morocco's ambassador to the UN, Mohamed Loulichki, on the sidelines of the UN 4th Committee . |
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Morocco will continue to cooperate with MINURSO on the basis of the mandate assigned to it without modification in nature or content
His Majesty King Mohammed VI addressed a speech Friday at the 67th Session of the UN General Assembly. Having discussed the role and tasks of the United Nations adopted by the Kingdom, the royal speech raises the Sahara issue.
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Morocco will continue to cooperate with MINURSO on the basis of the mandate assigned to it without modification in nature or content
His Majesty King Mohammed VI addressed a speech Friday at the 67th Session of the UN General Assembly. Having discussed the role and tasks of the United Nations adopted by the Kingdom, the royal speech raises the Sahara issue.
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Mrs Maalainine Saadani talked about human rights violation in Tindouf
The Royal advisory council for Saharan affairs is taking part today , in the 21st session of the human rights council at the UN headquarters in Geneva in a round table about “ human rights in the armed conflicted areas” , It is an opportunity to to tackle once more the catastrophic situation of sahroui inhabitants detained in Tindouf camps located in Algeria .
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Mrs Maalainine Saadani will talk about the rights of sahraoui women and development of the southern provincesCorcas is taking part in the round table organized during the 21st session of the human rights council at the UN headquarters in Geneva on Friday 14th of the current month. The topic will deal with “the rights of women and development”, it is going to be an opportunity to disclose what was implemented by the kingdom of Morocco by means of the new constitution in the field of human rights, for women in general and sahraoui women in particular in the sahraoui provinces .
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