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Algiers,
07/11/007 (SPS) A spokesperson of the Saharawi Republic firmly
condemned on Wednesday the "obstinate" position of the Moroccan
king, Mohamed VI, that defies the international legality
expressed by all the resolutions of the UN General Assembly and
Security Council on Western Sahara.
In a press release, of which SPS received a copy, the Saharawi
official noted that the king of Morocco reiterated Tuesday in a
speech "the Moroccan State’s violation of the international
legality and the denial of its engagements, trying to impose the
fait accompli especially by declaring that no matter what the
formula of the solution is consensual that will emerge of
serious negotiations, according to a global strategic vision,
Morocco, its king and its people, will never accept but autonomy
within the framework of the Moroccan State".
On the other, the Saharawi official estimated that this attitude
"is contrary to the international legality and inscribe in a
context of raise of tensions moving away from the process
negotiations enabling the Saharawi people to exercise its right
of self-determination conforming to the UN Security Council’s
resolution 1754".
The policy of fait accompli "can never get legitimate through
speeches and unilateral acts", the Saharawi government’s
spokesperson underlined, stressing that the best way to overcome
the obstacles is "the strict and sincere respect of the
international resolutions and the adoption of a vision of future
aiming to build constructive relations between the Saharawi and
Moroccan peoples that contributes to the construction of a
Maghreb able to face the challenges and demands of neighbourhood
and peaceful cohabitation".
(SPS)
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