This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Abdul Latif al -Baz -Heba Press
In the Context of Moroccan Diplomacy Efforts to Enhance Academic and Cultural pleading on the Issue of the Moroccan Sahara, the Swiss Capital Bern Witnessed A Fruitful Meeting That Gathered the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco in Switzerland to Hassan Azoulay in Jean -Marie Haydet -KNOWN Swiss Politician and Parliamentarian, and Mr. Pierre Marcel Favre, The L’Éditeur, Le Pensor and one of the eminent faces of the European publishing and liberation world, on the occasion of the release of their joint book entitled “Le Sahara Moroccan: Land of Light and Future”. The meeting was not normal in its symbolism or its timing, but rather brought multiple indications to the intellectual and diplomatic levels, because it reflected the opening of Morocco to the European elites who seek to understand the essence of the question of the Sahara far from political interpretations and ready positions.
The book, which came as an intellectual and liberal initiative of two European characters, is a precedent in the Swiss academic field, where it treated its authors in a rational and documented historical, political and legal foundations that have confirmed the Moroccan desert, for centuries, some of which are European origin. The authors also address the advisory decision of the International Court of Justice in 1975, which recognized the existence of legal and spiritual links between the Sahrawi tribes and the Alaoute throne, which are the links which constitute one of the fundamental pillars of the historical legitimacy of Morocco on its desert.
The meeting was the occasion of the Moroccan ambassador to express his great appreciation for this serious documentary work, indicating that such initiatives reflect a growing conscience of certain European elites of the importance of adopting an approach based on knowledge and facts instead of being satisfied with slogans and rigid political positions. He also pointed out that this type of publication contributes to the consolidation of the image of Morocco as a state of institutions, engaged in international legitimacy, and continued to activate a balanced development model in its southern regions, which makes Moroccan Sahara a real space for light and the future, as indicated in the title of the book.
Jean -Marie Hedet confirmed, during the meeting, that his book with Mr. Fafr was not an ordinary work, but rather a long research and a sincere desire to present the truth as it is, because it promotes part of the propaganda machine which is always trapped in the conflicts of the Cold War. He added that Morocco today provides an exceptional model in North Africa, in terms of stability, progress and openness, and that development projects in the southern provinces which make it one of the most qualified areas to be a bridge between Europe and Africa.
For his part, Pierre Marcel Favre stressed that his long experience in the world of publishing taught him that cultural responsibility is no less important than political responsibility, and that the choice to publish this book is an act of biased truth and objectivity, far from pressures or ideological alignments. He stressed that he was surprised by the depth of the transformation known in the regions of the Moroccan desert, in terms of investment in renewable energies, education, infrastructure and administrative modernization, considering that these achievements deserve to be known within Europe and to be told for emerging generations in the language of science, and not in the language of propaganda.
During this meeting, the two parties discussed the ways of future cooperation in order to promote this intellectual work, whether by organizing seminars in European universities, by participating in international books fairs or through intellectual meetings organized by Swiss cultural institutions. They have also shown a common desire that this book is the beginning of other intellectual projects which highlight the Moroccan experience in various fields, in particular with regard to sustainable development, decentralization and the Moroccan model in the management of cultural and religious pluralism.
What distinguishes this work is not only its solid content, but that it is issued from the heart of Europe, and by thinkers who have no official relationship with Morocco, which gives their testimony greater credibility before international public opinion, and makes the book an effective tool within the tools of parallel diplomacy that Morocco is pursuing. The meeting also devotes the idea that the battle for the truth is not exclusive to diplomats and politicians, but also to the battle of intellectuals, journalists, academics and all those who wear a free pen and independent critical thinking.
In conclusion, this meeting can only be considered as a new step towards consolidating international awareness of the question of Moroccan Sahara justice, through soft tools, but it is deeply influential. When the truth is written with a European pen, and it is published at the heart of Switzerland, a country of neutrality and balance, the message is more informed: the desert is not only Morocco, but also a story of development success that deserves to be told, and a model of stability worthy of being followed, and the ground of light and FAFR.
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