Sahrawi Govt Condemns Morocco at UN
The Sahrawi government focused in its statement on condemning the speech delivered by the Moroccan Foreign Minister before the United Nations General Assembly, considering that it contained falsehoods and distortions aimed at distorting the facts regarding the Western Sahara issue. It affirmed that the UN Security Council has not recognized Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara and does not view its expansionist proposal as the basis for a solution. The statement also pointed out that the Moroccan occupation violated the ceasefire on November 13, 2020, according to United Nations reports. It emphasized that a resolution must be based on the principle of self-determination, and that Morocco is deepening the crisis through expansion, threats to security, and the continuation of illegal occupation. Additionally, it criticized Morocco’s announcement of its candidacy for a seat on the Security Council, considering it a reflection of Morocco’s disregard for the principles of the UN Charter. The statement reaffirmed that the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination is non-negotiable and that they remain committed to their struggle for independence and sovereignty over their land.
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