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In a Message from His Majesty the King to the Israeli Prime Minister
Israel's decision to recognize the Kingdom's sovereignty over its Sahara and to consider favorably the opening of a Consulate in Dakhla is "both just and far-sighted".

His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, has sent a message to the Prime Minister of the State of Israel, Mr. Benyamin Netanyahu, in which the Sovereign affirms that the State of Israel's "important" decision to recognize the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco over its Sahara and to favorably consider the opening of a Consulate in the city of Dakhla is "both just and far-sighted."
7/20/2023
Statement by the Royal Office
Here follows a statement by the Royal Office:
7/18/2023
Autonomy in Moroccan Sahara One of the Most Advanced Models in the World, Experts
The proposal for autonomy in the Sahara, submitted by Morocco with a view to resolving this regional dispute, is one of the most advanced models in the world, participants in the “International Academic Seminar on Autonomy Territorial”.
7/17/2023
Security Threat of Polisario Under Magnifying Glass of Serbian Think Tank
The Center for International Relations and Sustainable Development (CIRSD), a leading Serbian think tank, has looked into the security threat posed by Polisario and its connivance with the Algerian regime to destabilize the Sahel region.
7/14/2023
Portuguese Expert Highlights Growing Support for Moroccan Sahara Autonomy Plan
The autonomy plan presented by Morocco in 2007 to settle the artificial dispute over the Moroccan Sahara enjoys growing support at European and international levels, Portuguese expert and political scientist Raul Braga Pires said on Tuesday.
7/13/2023
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