Rabat – French Senate President Gerard Larcher renewed the support of his country for the territorial integrity of Morocco and sovereignty About its southern provinces in Western Sahara during a visit to the country.
The Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita welcomed Larcher, who visited Morocco to discuss the growing partnership between Morocco and FranceEspecially in Africa.
Larcher said that the goal of his visit is to open a “new parliamentary chapter” in the developing relationship between the two nations and to emphasize that it corresponds to King Mohammed VI’s vision.
“We discussed the view of developing these new channels and networks, especially on the southern Atlantic coast, which was an important topic in our discussions,” said Larcher during a joint press conference.
Larcher too call back Emmanuel Macron’s statement during his historical visit to Morocco in October.
He said that the “present and future of the Sahara fall under Moroccan sovereignty ”and found that the partnership between Paris and Rabat includes 47 projects in the areas of energy, infrastructure, transport and water management.
In a speech during his official visit, Macron informed the Moroccan Parliament that the new Sahara position would be implemented in international forums, and found that operators and companies from France continued to develop the southern provinces of Morocco through investments and sustainable Will support initiatives.
He also addressed the frustration of Algeria about the French decision and found that the new position is “nobody for nobody”.
The newly discovered French position on the Sahara is in history and respects realities, emphasized Macron.
The tensions between France and Algeria reached new heights after France revised its diplomatic position on the Sahara dossier. The North African country recalled its ambassador in France and condemned the decision against international law.
Due to the decision of Algeria, the tensions between the two countries escalated to reject Algerians from France.
One of the people whom Algiers had previously rejected the deportation was involved in a motivated attack in France on Saturday.
The suspect of Algerian origin stood up and injured five police officers in Mulhouse.
“The French authorities asked ten inquiries from consular passes to drive away the attacker from Mulhouse, an Algerian citizen,” said retailleau and added: “He is a person who should have been rejected by Algeria and Algeria.” “It’s time to change the gear with Algeria,” he added.
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