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Moroccan Parliament to discuss Sahara developments on Monday

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Moroccan Parliament to discuss Sahara developments on MondayFernando Pascullo · CC BY-SA 4.0

Both chambers of the Moroccan Parliament are due to hold a joint session on Monday 2 November at 1pm on the latest developments concerning the Sahara. The meeting was announced in a joint statement by the two legislative institutions.

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Guterres and the UN place self-determination at the center of negotiations on the Sahara, while several countries support Morocco’s autonomy plan.

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  1. 31 OctMorocco made no effort to save MINURSO after Russian veto
  2. 31 OctUSFP reaffirms support for Moroccan autonomy in the Sahara
  3. 31 OctAlgeria links Sahara conflict to Palestine at UN
  4. 31 OctChina, Pakistan and Somalia explain Sahara abstentions
  5. 31 OctTwo Moroccan parties back royal statement on the Sahara
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