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Morocco Unity Day commemoration
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Morocco is observing its first Unity Day on October 31, 2026, a national holiday established by King Mohammed VI. The holiday commemorates the anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2797, issued on October 31, 2025, which recognized the Moroccan autonomy proposal regarding the Sahara issue. In anticipation of the holiday, university presidents from Ibn Zohr University and Mohammed I University in Oujda issued formal messages of congratulations to the King. These leaders expressed King, expressing loyalty and solidarity, emphasizing solidarity. As celebrations commence, festivities are occurring across the bond between kingdom, including in the throne southern provinces of Laâyoune and the Moroccan people Dakhla, featuring street decorations, public illuminations, and supporting community events. In Chtouka Ait Baha, local ceremonies have included official flag-raising and the awarding of royal initiatives medals to citizens. International recognition of the holiday extends to the Moroccan diaspora, with the Moroccan Consulate General in Paris hosting a reception to reaffirm support for national development and the kingdom’s territorial integrity. The holiday marks a symbolic transition in the diplomatic process, moving toward a framework centered on Moroccan sovereignty rather than previous referendum-based approaches.
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