US EditionMorocco Declares October 31 As National Holiday for Western Sahara Resolution
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The King of Morocco Mohammed VI named it "Aid Al Wahda" (Unity Day) and will be celebrated on 31 October of each year.
Morocco Declares October 31 As National Holiday for Western Sahara Resolution
Morocco's royal palace announced October 31 as a new national holiday to celebrate the UN Security Council's support for the country's autonomy plan for Western Sahara. The resolution suggests autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty as a feasible solution to the long-standing conflict with the Polisario Front.
King Mohamed VI of Morocco announced this Tuesday that he declared as a holiday on October 31, when the UN Security Council endorsed the Moroccan autonomy plan for Western Sahara. “Having taken into account the historical turn that the process of the national cause has undergone and taking into account the decisive developments brought about by (...) the Security Council (...), it has decided to decree on October 31 of each year a national holid…
King Mohamed VI of Morocco has instituted a new national day, the Feast of Unity or Unity Day, to be held every 31 October, when the United Nations endorsed the Moroccan proposal for autonomy as the basis for resolving the Sahara conflict, and has overturned its planned speech on Thursday, 6 November. The Royal Cabinet of Morocco announced this Tuesday, 4 November, in a communiqué, that the creation of this new national holiday responds to the "…
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