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Former African PMs, Ministers Call Presence of So-Called 'sadr' in AU 'Legal Aberration', 'Political Nonsense'
Former prime ministers and former African ministers were unanimous, Monday in Rabat, to consider the presence of the so-called "sadr" in the African Union (AU) as "a legal aberration" and "a political nonsense.

2/1/2023
Corcas Chairman Meets With President of Foreign Relations Committee at the Chilean Senate
The chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (Corcas), Khalihenna Ould Errachid, met on Monday, January 30, 2023, with Jaime Quintana, President of the Foreign Relations Committee in the Chilean Senate, who is on a working visit to Morocco until February 4.
1/31/2023
Iraq Reiterates Firm Position Supporting Morocco's Territorial Integrity
Iraq reiterated, on Saturday, its firm position in support of the territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Morocco.
1/30/2023
Highlighting Role of Parliamentary Cooperation between Morocco, Guatemala
Ahmed Lakhrif praised constant position of Guatemala that supports autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty 

The permanent representative of the House of Councilors to the Central American Parliament, Ahmed Lakhrif, stressed on Tuesday the importance of parliamentary cooperation between Morocco and Guatemala to accompany and strengthen the privileged bilateral relations.
1/28/2023
US Reiterates Support for Autonomy Plan As Serious Credible and Realistic Solution
The U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs, Michele Sison, reiterated on Wednesday in Rabat the support of the United States to the Moroccan autonomy plan as a serious, credible and realistic solution to the dispute over the Sahara.
1/26/2023
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