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UN report highlights Morocco's stance on Ceuta and Melilla
Official Moroccan documents from 1975 indicate that Morocco considered Ceuta and Melilla to still be part of its national territory, and that continued Spanish presence in these areas represented an ongoing colonial situation that had not yet been resolved, despite Morocco's earlier reclaiming parts of its land. During that period, Morocco called on the United Nations to examine the status of these occupied territories, with efforts to elevate the issue to an international discussion level or within the framework of the Committee on Decolonization. The document emphasizes that since independence, Morocco has persisted in its pursuit of completing its territorial unity, relying on negotiations and international forums to achieve this goal. The issue of Ceuta and Melilla was a key point within Morocco’s broader policy advocating for the liberation of occupied lands.
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