The desperate maneuvers by the "polisario" aim to jeopardize the stability and the dynamic of development that the region is experiencing through attempts to obstruct civil and commercial traffic and freedom of movement at the El Guerguerat border post, stressed the sheikhs of the Sahrawi tribes in a press release read out at the end of a meeting held Sunday in Dakhla.
The purpose of these maneuvers is to undermine the Kingdom's strategic interests with the countries of sub-Saharan Africa, they added.
"Moroccans from Tangier to Lagouira as well as the international community have become accustomed to this kind of provocative acts which are repeated each time the maneuvers, allegations and lies of the separatists and their supporters, in the eastern neighboring country, are exposed and refuted", noted the sheikhs and notables of Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region.
The announcement of the creation of a fake entity in the Moroccan Sahara represents an act of provocation which attests to the weak and false allegations spread by "the Polisario" and its sponsor, Algeria, concerning the territorial integrity of the Kingdom, they said.
On this occasion, they reaffirmed the unwavering attachment of the sons, elected officials, sheikhs and notables of the Sahara to their historical affiliation to Morocco and to the Beia (allegiance) to HM King Mohammed VI, commander of the faithful and to the glorious Alaouite throne.
Thanks to the high solicitude of HM the King, the southern provinces of the Kingdom enjoy security, stability, sustained socio-economic development, in addition to the promotion of democracy and human rights, they stressed.
Based on their strong conviction of the just national cause, the sheikhs of the Sahrawi tribes of Dakhla-Oued Eddahab reiterated their unconditional commitment in favor of the defense of the territorial integrity of the Kingdom, under the leadership of HM the King, stressing their support for the autonomy plan under the Moroccan sovereignty with a view to putting an end to this artificial conflict.
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