Denmark Endorses Moroccan Autonomy Proposal for Sahara
Denmark has officially recognized the Moroccan autonomy plan as a significant step towards achieving a mutually acceptable resolution to the contentious issue surrounding the Moroccan Sahara. This endorsement was articulated by Lars Løkke Rasmussen, Denmark's Minister of Foreign Affairs, during a press conference that coincided with a visit from Nasser Bourita, Morocco's Foreign Affairs Minister, to Copenhagen. Rasmussen emphasized that Denmark's position aligns with that of the European Union, particularly in light of the recent adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2797.
In his remarks, Rasmussen characterized the Moroccan autonomy proposal as credible and underscored its vital role in contributing to the ongoing United Nations-led process aimed at resolving the Sahara dispute. He asserted that this plan serves as a solid foundation for a solution that all involved parties can agree upon. Denmark's affirmation of this standpoint is particularly noteworthy as it reinforces the international momentum initiated under the guidance of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, reaffirming Morocco's sovereignty over its Sahara region and the legitimacy of its autonomy plan.
This diplomatic gesture reflects Denmark's commitment to supporting Morocco in its efforts to seek a resolution that respects its territorial integrity while fostering peace and cooperation in the region. The support from Denmark, a member of the United Nations Security Council, is anticipated to bolster Morocco's international standing concerning the Sahara issue.
As reported by en.hespress.com.
