Moroccan Sahara: Malian Community in Morocco Welcomes Bamako’s Wise Decision
The Malian community living in Morocco has strongly welcomed the decision by Mali’s authorities to withdraw their recognition of the self-proclaimed “Sahrawi republic.”
In a statement issued by the Higher Council of the Malian Diaspora Abroad, Morocco section (CSDM), the move was described as a sovereign act reflecting a free and responsible national will, aligned with the higher interests of the Malian people.
According to the same source, the decision enjoys broad support among Malians, both within the country and across the diaspora. It is seen as carrying major political and strategic significance, likely to strengthen national unity and contribute to regional stability.
The Malian community also stressed that the decision reflects the strength of the historic and brotherly ties between Mali and Morocco, based on mutual respect, active solidarity, and diverse cooperation.
In its statement, the Malian diaspora in Morocco further reaffirmed its attachment to the institution of Imarat Al-Mouminine, under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, praising the Sovereign’s role in promoting the values of peace, religious tolerance, and stability across the African continent.
Members of the community also renewed their support for all initiatives aimed at reinforcing peace, security, and stability in the region, calling for continued efforts in a spirit of responsibility and constructive dialogue for the benefit of African peoples.
Translated from Abderrazzak Boussaid’s French article – le7tv
