United Nations reaffirms that it does not recognize Morocco's Western Sahara as a list of management

United Nations reaffirms that it does not recognize Morocco as a list of Western Sahara, Wednesday, May manages 20.2015 Managua (Nicaragua) May 20, 2015 (MAP Independent News) reaffirmed the Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday that the United Nations does not recognize Morocco Western Sahara as a list of management, explaining that the Western Sahara has a special status and its cause is listed on the agenda of decolonization agenda, and in a letter addressed to the participants in the decolonization seminar that began Tuesday in Managua, capital of Nicaragua. In this regard, Morocco does not have the legitimacy to prepare field reports about the situation in Western Sahara. The most prominent of Ban Ki-moon said in his message that in spite of the achievements, but the decolonization process is not yet complete, and urged the seminar participants to identify concrete and achievable steps for implementation, contribute to the eradication of colonialism by the end of the International Decade in 2020. The symposium aims to enable the Commission private elicit the views of representatives of the colonial territories, experts and members of civil society and others, from stakeholders in decolonization, who can assist the Special Committee in determining policy approaches, and practical ways that can be followed in the United Nations decolonization process. The contributions of the participants will serve the basis for further consideration by the Special Committee at its objectivity scheduled Iuyork in June 2015, for the purpose of submitting proposals the General Assembly on the achievement of the Third International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism. And it will receive the Saharawi cause strong support from members of the special committee and other countries Kpolivia, and Chile, Congo, Cuba and Dominica, Ecuador, Ethiopia, and Mali, and Nicaragua, East Timor, and Tanzania, Venezuela and Algeria, El Salvador, and Costa Rica, and Guatemala , Mexico, and Ourugoaao. Will be at the seminar to review and a working paper prepared by the United Nations on UN efforts to complete the course of the decolonization of Western Sahara, the document included the main axes of the work of the United Nations, also included a brief overview of the good offices led by the Secretary-General and his Personal Envoy, in order to reach a just and definitive solution to the conflict in Western Sahara.25.9 / 2015-25 / 03/2016