The PRI in Mexico has publicly endorsed Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, indicating a significant change from its past policies. This support was articulated by PRI President Alejandro Moreno after discussions with Moroccan officials, underscoring a shift towards prioritizing international partnerships. The launch of the Mexican Observatory for Moroccan Sahara further highlights increasing advocacy for Morocco’s territorial claims throughout Latin America.
Moroccan diplomacy continues to expand its influence in Latin America, with Mexico recently showing supportive signs towards Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara. The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), a historic political entity, publicly backed Morocco’s stance on this issue through a statement by its President, Alejandro Moreno, who emphasized a new direction for the party’s foreign relations.
Moreno noted that this decision represents a departure from PRI’s earlier policy, which recognized the Polisario Front during its governance in 1979. His statement followed a meeting with Morocco’s House of Representatives President, Rachid Talbi Alami, who was in Mexico City leading a parliamentary delegation aimed at fostering bilateral ties over two days.
The PRI’s evolving positioning reflects an understanding of the shifting multipolar global landscape, as stated by Moreno, who reinforced the party’s commitment to prioritize Mexico’s interests and promote a balanced international order. He also highlighted the importance of non-interventionist policies and peaceful resolution of conflicts.
Deputy Marcela Guerra ardently promoted stronger Morocco-Mexico relations during a special session at the Mexican Chamber of Deputies. She emphasized both countries’ strategic roles as major gateways to Africa and the Americas, essential for fostering international stability and development.
Guerra’s remarks underscored the potential partnerships built over six decades of diplomatic relations and multiple cooperation agreements. In conjunction with this growing rapport, the Mexican Observatory for Moroccan Sahara was launched to advocate for Morocco’s territorial integrity in Latin America, indicating increased awareness of Morocco’s autonomy support.
The Observatory aims to be a center for promoting bilateral ties, coinciding with rising international endorsement for Morocco’s claims to Western Sahara. This signifies not only PRI’s shift in policy but also highlights the broader trend of increased support for Morocco’s territorial claims across Latin America.
In summary, Mexico’s PRI party has officially backed Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, marking a significant shift from previous policies. The PRI’s leadership emphasizes Mexico’s renewed engagement in international relations and non-interventionist principles. The launch of the Observatory in Mexico City further cements the support for Morocco’s autonomy, reflecting a growing trend of international endorsement for its territorial claims.
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