This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Pres_ Youssef judged
The French Senate, Gerard Larsheh, confirmed in a historical declaration during his visit to the city of El -Ayoun in the Moroccan desert, that France will open a representation of the consulate in the southern regions which represent an integral part of the territory Moroccan. This declaration highlights the fixed position of France in the support of Moroccan sovereignty on the Sahara, and constitutes a new step in the strengthening of relations between Paris and Rabat at a time when the international political situation is experiencing an acceleration of developments.
During his visit to the city of El -youn, Gerard Larcé stressed that this decision comes within the framework of the strengthening of bilateral relations between France and Morocco, and an affirmation of fixed support from his country to Moroccan Sahara. He added that the opening of a consular representation in this region represents an important step towards the realization of the international recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty on its desert.
Asha Gerard Larcé indicates that France understands the aspirations of Morocco in this regard, and that this procedure takes place within the framework of compliance with international decisions, which guarantee the rights of Morocco on its sovereignty over its entire lands.
This declaration was greeted by the Moroccan government, which considered that this stage represents great support for its position in the face of attempts to prejudice its sovereignty over the desert, and it constitutes a strong reference to the international community that the rights of the States should Be respectful by determining their fate.
On the other hand, observers indicate that this French position increases the isolation of Algeria on the international scene concerning the question of the Sahara. Algeria supported the front of the separatist polisario, in order to undermine Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara. But with the growing number of countries that open consulates in Moroccan Sahara, including countries in the Arab world, Africa and Latin America, it seems that Algeria is confronted with growing challenges in its attempts pressure on Morocco.
Many experts confirm that this climbing in the isolation of Algeria is the result of the transformation of positions in a number of large capitals, while countries have started to take into account their economic and political interests with Morocco, Who has become a prominent regional and international power, power, unlike Algeria, who always tries to transmit their positions in the United Nations forums and international organizations.
This declaration should have significant repercussions at international policy in the region. France is considered one of the main countries with a deep impact in global policy, and in this context, its decision to open consular representation in Moroccan Sahara will strengthen Morocco’s legitimacy on the international scene.
This position also reflects new transformations in French relations with North African countries, because Paris is trying to build strategic partnerships far from the traditional tensions of the region. The decision is a solid support for Morocco in the face of external pressures, and an assertion that the question of the Moroccan Sahara is ultimately a purely sovereign question.
At the same time, observers expect the Sahrawi file will attend other transformations in the near future, with an increase in international interest in the question and the growing confessions of Morocco’s sovereignty on the Sahara.
In conclusion, the declaration of the French Senate is an important step towards stabilization of the position of the international community to support Morocco’s sovereignty on its desert and improve its position on the international scene. This step also confirms that Algeria continues to be isolated in this file and that the Moroccan Sahara remains an integral part of the Kingdom of Morocco according to an increasing international consensus.
