Palestinian embassy denied, on Monday, statements an Algerian newspaper attributed to the Palestinian ambassador, Amin Maqbool, concerning his country’s position on the issue of Moroccan Sahara.

The embassy announced, in a statement published in Algiers, that it was “surprised by publishing an article on the Algerian newspaper (Al-Wasat), which says that the Palestinian ambassador in Algeria disavows the statements of the Palestinian ambassador in Morocco,” in support of the territorial integrity of the Kingdom.

The source clarified that the ambassador expressed hope in “solving the issue of the Sahara in peace and tranquility,” wishing “progress and prosperity for the Algerian and Moroccan people.”

The source added the Palestinian ambassador’s emphasis on “the commitment to the United Nations decisions to find an agreed political solution to this issue.”

Last Friday, the Palestinian embassy in Rabat reaffirmed the position of the Palestinian National Authority and the Palestinian Liberation Organization, which defends the unity and security of Morocco, and supports its territorial integrity and efforts in this context, in accordance with the decisions of the League of Arab States and United Nations.

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It is almost certain that the UAE decision to open a general consulate in the city of Laayoune is just the beginning as several Arab countries are preparing to open new consulates. This move will certainly form more pressure on the separatists as well as the Algerian military regime which embraces them.

A diplomatic source told Morocco Telegram that many Gulf countries are preparing to open consulates in the Moroccan Sahara, a decision many Arab countries will also take in the upcoming months.

while the Algerian military regime is still an exception, the Moroccan position towards the Sahara issue enjoys wide support from the leading Arab countries, Gulf states chiefly. In a constant quest to undermine the unity of the Arab peoples, the Algerian army, which continue to firmly hold the reins of power in the country, chooses to keep supporting Polisario separatists with weapons and supervise the detention of thousands of Moroccans in Tindouf, encouraging the public media outlets to trumpet their anti-Moroccan propaganda.

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During a joint press briefing with Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr.Nasser Bourita. Mr.Dhoulkama strongly insisted that “the Sahara is a Moroccan land and that we have said it and we will say it everywhere,” just after the inauguration ceremony of the Union of the Comoros Embassy in Rabat.

Mr.Dhoulkama added that “The territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Morocco is out of Discussion, it is a given,” a testimony of the attachment to the territorial integrity of the Kingdom is the opening of a consulate of Comoros in Laayoune city. 

Mr.Bourita couldn’t miss the chance to thank the Union of the Comoros for its ongoing support for the territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Morocco.

The Minister noted that the Comoros have been at the forefront of Morocco’s support for its territorial integrity within the Southern African Development Community (SADC) as well as the African Union and the United Nations and all regional and international bodies. The Minister recalled that the Union of the Comoros was the first country to open a consulate in Laayoune. 

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