Rabat – Morocco, together with the UN Security Council member states, will spare no effort to reach a political and consensual solution to the Sahara issue, said Morocco’s permanent representatives to the UN, Ambassador Mohamed Loulichki.
Speaking on Monday to the Moroccan TV channel “Al Oula” on the occasion of the taking by Morocco of a non-permanent UN Security Council seat, Loulichki highlighted the need to make the most of the “concrete improvement” in Moroccan-Algerian relations with a view to undertaking further efforts to find a peaceful solution to the artificial Sahara conflict.
Loulichki voiced hope that the recent developments in north Africa will pave the way for a “lasting and mutually acceptable solution to the Sahara issue” on the basis of Morocco’s autonomy proposal and within the framework of the Kingdom’s territorial integrity and unity.
He also added that Morocco will endeavour to serve the Arab, Islamic and African causes in the Security Council.
