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Green March Remains Defining Milestone in Morocco’s National Unity, El Ktiri 11/9/2026
Mustapha El Ktiri, High Commissioner for Former Resistance Fighters and Former Members of the Liberation Army, stated on Saturday in Laayoune that the Green March remains a major historical milestone that demonstrated Moroccans’ deep attachment to their territorial integrity and their collective mobilization to complete the country's national unity.
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Head of Govt Welcomes Morocco's Constant Firm Position on Moroccan Sahara 11/9/2026
Head of Government Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri welcomed Thursday in Rabat Morocco's constant, firm and responsible position regarding Moroccan Sahara, praising His Majesty King Mohammed VI's wisdom and foresight in managing the strategic issue.
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51st Anniversary of Glorious Green March: Renewed National Epic and Enduring Diplomatic Achievements 11/5/2026
Tomorrow, Moroccans from Tangier to Lagouira will commemorate the 51st anniversary of the Green March, in an atmosphere of national pride, continued mobilization, and steadfast commitment to the Kingdom's territorial integrity. The Green March remains one of the most significant milestones in Morocco's struggle to complete its independence and achieve national unity, symbolizing the deep bond between the Moroccan Throne and the people.
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Royal Statement Following Working Session to Follow Up Conclusion of the United Nations Mission’s Mandate 11/5/2026
Kingdom's respect for its international commitments and its diplomatic doctrine, which is founded on maintaining peace and contributing to its establishment and achievement through all means, while preserving the Kingdom's sovereignty and bearing in mind all the positive developments that the national cause has witnessed
Here follows a statement by the Royal Office:
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Romania Reiterates Support for Autonomy Plan as Most Adequate Basis for Definitive Solution 11/5/2026
During a telephone conversation on Tuesday with Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates Nasser Bourita, Romanian Foreign Minister Dan Neculăescu reaffirmed that the autonomy plan put forward by Morocco is "the most adequate, serious, credible and realistic basis" for reaching a just, lasting and mutually acceptable solution to the Moroccan Sahara issue.
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