Morocco’s
Autonomy Plan as an Offer to Realistic & Lasting Solution
The Government of Colombia has praised Morocco’s autonomy plan
offered for the resolution of the Sahara regional conflict, commending the
serious Moroccan efforts recognized by the UN in its various resolutions
adopted on this issue.
“Colombia welcomes the Moroccan autonomy plan unveiled in 2007
to reach a political, realistic, lasting and consensual solution to this
regional dispute,” said on Friday in Rabat Colombian Foreign Minister Carlos
Holmes Trujillo.
Speaking to journalists after meeting his peer Nasser Bourita,
the Colombian top diplomat said his country supports the efforts engaged by the
United Nations to achieve a “just, enduring and mutually acceptable political
solution” to the Sahara conflict.
During his visit to Morocco, Mr. Trujillo also conferred with
Head of Government Saâd Dine El Otmani who thanked the Government of Colombia
for supporting the territorial integrity of the Kingdom and its autonomy plan
for the Sahara.
The two sides praised the convergence of views of the two
countries on several international issues including the fight against
extremism, terrorism and climate change.
They also discussed ways of boosting bilateral economic,
cultural and sports cooperation, urging the Colombian and Moroccan private
sectors to seize the huge business opportunities offered in both countries.
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