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SPS Opening of the National conference of the Committee for Foreign Affairs at the 27th February School 07.01.06
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Chahid El
Hafed, 07/01/06 (SPS) The National conference of the Committee for Foreign
Affairs opened on Saturday in the 27th February School, with the presence of
Polisario Front’s Ambassador and Representatives in Europe, in the Spanish
autonomous regions in addition to the staff of the Saharawi Foreign Affairs
Ministry.
The conference, which is taking place in the 07th and 08th January 2006, was
also an occasion to discuss themes of the international humanitarian aid to the
Saharawi refugee camps, which knows a serious shortage.
It also discussed the ways to reinforce the international solidarity and the
better means to reorganise and dynamize the annual programme of the Saharawi
children’s vacations abroad.
The annual National conference of the Committee for Foreign Affairs will have to
adopt a programme of action for the year 2006, as well as a final communiqué, it
was indicated.
(SPS)
020/090/000/TRD 071430 Jan 05 SPS
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SPS Continuous demonstrations in the occupied cities of Western Sahara and south Morocco
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El Aaiun (occupied territories), 07/01/2005 (SPS) Continuous
demonstrations are taking place since last Thursday in the occupied Saharawi
cities, El Aaiun, Dakhla and in Assa (south Morocco), rejecting the Moroccan
occupation of Western Sara, reported concordant sources.
The Saharawi Republic’s flags were raised by young Saharawis in the occupied cty
of El Aaiun, and slogans requiring the immediate withdrawal of the Moroccan
occupying forces were chanted by demonstrators, asking for the Saharawi people’s
right to self-determination and independence.
ON their sides the workers and retired of the Phosbucraa mining company,
organised a sit-in in front of the seat of the company asking for their rights
that were violated since the departure of the Spanish colonising power in 1975.
In Dakhla, which is put under tight military siege characterised by pursuit of
demonstrators, demonstrators raised flags of the Saharawi Republic on Thursday,
the same sources added.
The students of a secondary school in Assa (south Morocco) organised an artistic
show in the evening of Thursday, raising Saharawi flags. The demonstrators
chanted Saharawi national songs and slogans in favour of the independence of
Western Sahara.
(SPS)
020/090/000/TRD
071350 Jan 06 SPS
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SAHARA
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