Cancel the agreement peasant EU-Morocco: Belgian MPs are worried about their country's intervention

It provoked the intervention of Belgium to support the EU Council, which presented an appeal of revocation in the European Court of justice's decision to abolish the controversial agreement on the liberalization of trade in agricultural products and Chidah signed in March 2012 between the EU and Morocco preoccupation with Belgian parliamentarians who demanded an explanation of the diplomatic head of "Didier Renders."And he said the federal Attorney "Benoit Helengs" The Belgian government, which joined the other countries of the European Union's initiative "to intervene in support of the EU Council resolutions," without "anticipated," calling the Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs to provide explanations on "political reasons and diplomacy brought to this intervention." from his country to the European Court of Justice.And he stressed in this regard, "the Belgian economic interests that have been defended in this context," demanding clarifications about the costs that dragged this lawsuit.And it is filing an appeal at the European Court of Appeal in April by Germany, France, Belgium, Spain and Portugal in support of the Council of the European Union, which challenged the decision of the European Court.And it has already been the abolition of agricultural agreement signed in 2012 between Morocco and the European Union under the decision of the European Court of Justice that the agreement includes the territory of Western Sahara after a complaint has deposited the Polisario Front.And the European Court of Justice recorded in its judgment of 10 December last year that the EU Council has not met its commitment of making sure about whether to exploit the natural resources of Western Sahara are in the interests of the inhabitants of this region or not.In response to a question about the European Union's decision to appeal against the judgment of the European Court of Justice expressed Professor "generation Deffers" lead counsel for the Polisario Front, which referred the case to the European Court "optimism," saying that the lawyers defending the case group "will submit to the court the same arguments."

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