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The Central American Parliament (Parlacen) has reaffirmed, in San Salvador, its support for the Moroccan Autonomy Initiative in the Sahara, as well as territorial integrity and the national sovereignty of the Kingdom.
In a resolution adopted unanimously at a meeting of its general meeting on Wednesday, the Parlacen “expresses its support for the autonomy plan presented by the Kingdom of Morocco as the only serious, pragmatic and credible solution to the conflict on the Sahara and reaffirms its support for the territorial integrity of the Kingdom”.
The Central American Parliament has, in this context, called on the international community to support diplomatic and political efforts aimed at achieving a definitive and peaceful solution to this artificial dispute which must guarantee the stability of the region and respect for Morocco’s sovereignty.
As a Democratic Forum for Regional Political Consultation, the Parlacen also underlined its responsibility to promote respect for international treaties governing the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the States. In this context, he expressed his commitment to support the position of Morocco and his legitimate right to preserve his territorial integrity.
Furthermore and on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the kingdom’s membership of this regional group as an observer member, the Central American Parliament highlighted close relations with the Kingdom, noting that this partnership reflects a common commitment to political dialogue, parliamentary concertation and the promotion of peace, stability and sustainable development at the international level.
The parlacen has also praised the pioneering role which Morocco fulfills, under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, to promote dialogue and international concertation in favor of peace.
The president of the Chamber of Advisors, Mohamed Ould Errachid, at a price alongside the Vice-President of the Republic of Salvador, Félix Ulloa, at the opening in San Salvador of the Parliamentary Economic Forum on Investment and Development.
On this occasion, the president of the Chamber of Councilors praised the positions of the Central American Parliament in support of the territorial integrity of the Kingdom and his sovereignty over his Sahara.
Subsequently, Mr. Ould Errachid was awarded a certificate which underlines the role of the Chamber of Councilors in strengthening cooperation with Latin American parliaments.
