Mutual legal assistance on organized crime and tensions over the Western Sahara autonomy plan involving Algeria.
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Updated Aug 16
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What happened
Mutual legal assistance on organized crime and tensions over the Western Sahara autonomy plan involving Algeria.
Who's involved
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Part of
Growing support for the Moroccan plan regarding autonomy in the Sahara region, amidst international pressure.Also in this story
- Diplomatic discussions at the UN General Assembly saw Morocco seek a definitive solution for the Western Sahara dispute, supported by Mali.
- A committee seminar was held in Managua to advise on Western Sahara issues, involving the UN and Moroccan delegation.
The entities involved
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Algeria
country in North Africa
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