Morocco: A highway named Donald Trump in Western Sahara · Global Voices
The project spans 1,055 km, making it "the longest road infrastructure in all Africa," he added
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The project spans 1,055 km, making it "the longest road infrastructure in all Africa," he added. Spanish colony until 1975, this vast desert territory rich in phosphates and fishy waters, is largely controlled by Morocco but remains a non-autonomous territory for the United Nations. A four-minute video showed aerial views of the Tiznit-Dakhla axis, whose construction site, launched by Mohammed VI in 2015, illustrates Morocco's massive investments in infrastructure in Western Sahara.
Furthermore, Mohammed VI would like to thank Mr Trump for his "historical recognition of Morocco's sovereignty in 2020 over its Sahara (which) will remain forever engraved in the memory of Moroccans". On its Truth Social platform, Donald Trump was delighted on July 26 to see Mohammed VI give his name to a highway in Western Sahara. In a message to the king for the 27th anniversary this week of his accession to the throne, also released by MAP on Saturday, President Trump reiterated his unconditional support for Rabat's plan for Western Sahara.
In addition, A 50-year conflict between Rabat and the independenceists of the Polisario Front, supported by Algeria. The Tiznit-Dakhla expressway was named "Donald Trump Highway", the MAP said, by making public a letter sent by the king on 2 July to the US President announcing his decision. " In tribute to this testimony of friendship and peace, I took the decision to baptize one of the most important road infrastructures in the kingdom, called the Donald Trump Highway," the king wrote.
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The project spans 1,055 km, making it "the longest road infrastructure in all Africa," he added.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSpanish colony until 1975, this vast desert territory rich in phosphates and fishy waters, is largely controlled by Morocco but remains a non-autonomous territory for the United Nations.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA four-minute video showed aerial views of the Tiznit-Dakhla axis, whose construction site, launched by Mohammed VI in 2015, illustrates Morocco's massive investments in infrastructure in Western Sahara.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesMohammed VI would like to thank Mr Trump for his "historical recognition of Morocco's sovereignty in 2020 over its Sahara (which) will remain forever engraved in the memory of Moroccans".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOn its Truth Social platform, Donald Trump was delighted on July 26 to see Mohammed VI give his name to a highway in Western Sahara.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn a message to the king for the 27th anniversary this week of his accession to the throne, also released by MAP on Saturday, President Trump reiterated his unconditional support for Rabat's plan for Western Sahara.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA 50-year conflict between Rabat and the independenceists of the Polisario Front, supported by Algeria.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Tiznit-Dakhla expressway was named "Donald Trump Highway", the MAP said, by making public a letter sent by the king on 2 July to the US President announcing his decision.
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" In tribute to this testimony of friendship and peace, I took the decision to baptize one of the most important road infrastructures in the kingdom, called the Donald Trump Highway," the king wrote.
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