Moroccan Canada and Sahara: another effort …

This letter concerns “Canada and Morocco’s sovereignty on its Sahara». Meanwhile, She specifies to begin that the Moroccan community in this country has more than 200,000 members of all faiths. Similarly, She greatly participates, with “its many diversified and rich talents, the development of its second homeland for decades». Furthermore, She also adds that her members are “Nevertheless extremely proud of their origins. For example, deeply attached to their homeland, the kingdom of Morocco, where they were born, were educated and formed»; that Morocco is “A peaceful and stable country»With his head his Majesty King Mohammed VI at”visionary leadership which enjoys great consideration and plays a major role in regional, continental, multilateral and international scenes»; that he works “For peace, security, living together, dialogue, mutual respect between world cultures and religions, cooperation and sustainable development». Consequently,

The moroccan canada sahara: another effort letter also highlights the depth and wealth of privileged relations that have united Morocco and Canada for 62 years. Therefore, It highlights a common framework based on active collaboration in key fields such as peacekeeping. Furthermore, security, the fight against climate change, the promotion of women’s rights and their emancipation, as well as the implementation of sustainable, responsible and inclusive development.

The letter highlights. moreover, the mobilization of Morocco, king and people- for “assert and recognize its full sovereignty over its southern provinces». She underlines that the kingdom proposed in April 2007 a plan of autonomy qualified by the Security Council. the vast majority of the international community of “Serious, credible and realistic».

“While the Moroccan national cause records notable advances through the five continents. Canada, a historic member of the Commonwealth, is called upon to review a position long marked by prudence, restraint and moroccan canada sahara: another effort a certain diplomatic neutrality.”

— Mustapha Sehimi

This Moroccan initiative is today supported by 121 countries including global powers (United States. United Kingdom, France), 20 in 27 states of the European Union and dozens of others in Africa, the Arab world and Latin America.

On all these bases. the Moroccan Jewish community of Canada “urges the government of Canada and all Canadian federal political partiesTo take a stand. How? By combining its policy on the national question on the “positive dynamic of recognition of the Moroccanity of the Sahara». By supporting “openly and fully»The autonomy plan under the exclusive sovereignty of Morocco; By inviting the Government of Canada “To adhere, without further delay, to the positive trend that prevails happily worldwide about the crucial and priority question of the Moroccan Sahara, for the Kingdom of Morocco and for the entire Canadian-Moroccan diaspora».

The moroccan canada sahara: another effort Canadian federal government is now arrested. If he has never recognized the alleged “RASD”. he did not take the step of formal recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty in his Saharan provinces. A so -called “balance” posture which, with regard to recent developments internationally, appears more and more difficult to justify.

While the Moroccan national cause records notable advances through the five continents. Canada, a historic member of the Commonwealth, is called upon to review a position long marked by prudence, restraint and a certain diplomatic neutrality. Several member states of this community. such as Kenya or Ghana, have already readjusted their line, following the example of major allies in Morocco, such as the United Kingdom or the United States.

Three months from the return of the Saharan issue to the Security Council. scheduled for next October, a reassessment of the Canadian position is essential. A clear commitment moroccan canada sahara: another effort would not only strengthen the historical links uniting Rabat. Ottawa, but would also be part of an international dynamic of increasing recognition of the Moroccan autonomy plan as a credible and realistic solution. Another effort, one might say.