Rabat, Morocco (TMT)- In light of the Morocco-GCC Summit, Saudi King Salman said last Wednesday, April 20, 2016, night at the Al-Dariya Palace in Riyadh, in presence of the leaders of the Gulf cooperation Council countries (GCC), that “the Sahara is Moroccan,” stressing that his country, and the other GCC countries “will fully support Morocco.”
A joint communiqué issued at the end of the Morocco-GCC Summit by both parties stressed that the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council “affirmed their position supporting the fact that the Sahara is Moroccan.”
The leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council affirmed “their support for the initiative of autonomy presented by Morocco, as the basis for any solution to this artificial regional dispute,” stressing that they “expressed their rejection of any infringing on the higher interests of Morocco with regard to the serious indicators witnessed by the file in recent weeks.”
