This includes the call to the parties concerned to give more interest to the participation of the Saharawi people in search of a final settlement to the Sahara conflict, reaffirming that the Sahara issue is a matter of fulfilling the territorial integration of the Kingdom.
Mr Khaddad El Moussaoui with memebers of the UN Committee of 24
The delegation attended by the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, stressed that the Kingdom has always allowed to citizens of the southern provinces "broad representation to express their true aspirations, through the encouragement of effective participation of representatives of the Sahrawi people during the negotiations, and this through the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, "according to what was recommended in paragraph 120 of the latest report of the Secretary General of the United Nations, issued on April 1st 2011.
In his address to participants at the "Seminar of the Third Pacific International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism: The conference of targets and achievements", discussed the participation of Mr. Khaddad El Moussaoui, the Vice-Chairman, in the Moroccan official delegation, considering that the UN proposal calling for the participation of Sahrawis to settlement process "is consistent with the strategic choice of Morocco regarding the promotion of effective participation of representatives of the Saharawi people in negotiations "about the Sahara.
In this context, the Delegation noted that the initiatives of Morocco are in line with the call of the Security Council in this regard, discussed in detail in paragraph 120 of the Report of Mr. Ban Ki-moon, as constructive proposals of the Kingdom specify the need to "deepen the discussion on good governance to give the best sense of the content of autonomy in accordance with international legality", and " adapt the choice of the referendum plan with autonomy that has demonstrated compliance to self-determination. "
On the other hand, Morocco demonstrated its commitment to further negotiations by making innovative proposals in the last round of informal talks, which was the subject of congratulations to resolution 1979, which supported the densification of informal talks, insisting on the centrality of the political process, which is considered the only way to resolve the regional conflict.
It is worth mentioning that the work program of the Special Commission and Non Autonomous Territories, analyzed and evaluated the goals and contributions of the Commission as well as the achievements scheduled for the third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism, communication and cooperation with administrative authorities, the participation of the Non Autonomous Territories, in addition to specific proposals for the third decade.
This meeting organized by the United Nations, led to the participation of members of the Special Committee, representatives of UN member states, administering authorities, Specific agencies, Non Autonomous Territories, NGOs, experts and observers.
The UN General Assembly announced in December 2010 the 2011-2020 period as Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism. This process began in 1990 when the General Assembly announced that the 1990-2000 year will be the first International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism. It adopted a work plan in 2001, establishing the Second Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism.
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