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Hilale on Sahara autonomy
Morocco’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Omar Hilale, defended his country’s sovereignty over Western Sahara during the General Assembly’s October 30 discussion of the Security Council’s use of the veto on the territory. He said the veto had not ended MINURSO’s mandate and would not alter what he described as Morocco’s sovereignty. Hilale posed six questions in which he accused Algeria of perpetuating the stalemate and refusing to assume its role as a party to the conflict. He pointed to the suffering of some 30,000 Sahrawis in the Tindouf camps for half a century. He said autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty was the only solution to the dispute, and accused Algeria of rejecting a census of the camp population, lasting solutions, and broader consultations that would include Sahrawis in the southern provinces and abroad.
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