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Ceuta and Melilla and Hassan II
The article focuses on King Hassan II's strategy in managing the issue of Ceuta and Melilla from a philosophical and political perspective that goes beyond diplomatic appearances and relies on the principle of accumulating both historical and legal legitimacy. It clarifies that reclaiming the two cities does not depend on regaining territory quickly, but rather on building conditions that ensure the continuity of sovereignty over time, emphasizing the importance of historical and constitutional legitimacy and investing in laws and the international environment. The King also links the recovery of Western Sahara to sovereign will, highlighting that legitimacy based on legal and historical foundations is more guaranteeing for asserting rights internationally. This approach takes into account ongoing relations and regional balances within a coherent framework that maintains legal and political confidence in Morocco.
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