Mexican Party Endorses Morocco’s Sovereignty Over Western Sahara
The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in Mexico has officially endorsed Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, signaling a shift from its past recognition of the Polisario separatist front. PRI and Mexican officials emphasize the importance of this change in fostering stronger bilateral ties and reflect a growing trend of support for Morocco’s autonomy plan across Latin America.
Moroccan diplomacy in Latin America continues to yield positive results, as exemplified by the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) of Mexico expressing support for Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara. PRI President Alejandro Moreno announced this shift on Wednesday, stating that it signifies a new phase in Mexico’s international relations, emphasizing solidarity with Morocco’s legitimate claims. This marks a notable shift from PRI’s previous recognition of the Polisario separatist front in 1979, illustrating a significant change in the party’s stance on the issue.
Moreno’s comments followed a meeting with Rachid Talbi Alami, President of Morocco’s House of Representatives, during his delegation’s visit to Mexico City. He noted that the decision aligns with the evolving dynamics of a multipolar world. Moreno affirmed that the PRI aims to defend Mexico’s interests while promoting peaceful conflict resolution and non-interventionist policies on international matters.
Additionally, Deputy Marcela Guerra voiced strong support for enhanced relations between Morocco and Mexico, calling attention to their strategic positions as gateways to Africa and the Americas. During her speech at the Mexican Chamber of Deputies, Guerra highlighted the importance of 60 years of diplomatic ties and various cooperation agreements that have been developed.
Recently, the Mexican Observatory for the Moroccan Sahara was established in Mexico City, dedicated to advocating for Morocco’s territorial integrity in Latin America. This initiative, coupled with PRI’s newfound stance, reflects a growing acknowledgment in the region of the international backing for Morocco’s autonomy plan. The Observatory aims to serve as an operational center for promoting Morocco-Mexico connections amidst shifting political landscapes.
The recent declaration by Mexico’s Institutional Revolutionary Party endorses Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, marking a significant evolution in its foreign policy. The PRI’s changing perspectives, combined with the establishment of the Mexican Observatory for the Moroccan Sahara, highlight the strengthening relations and mutual interests between Morocco and Mexico. Overall, this reflects an increasing recognition of Morocco’s autonomy plan within a broader international context.
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