“These repeated defeats by the separatists confirm the legitimacy of Morocco, which is constantly developing and promoting the potential of its Southern Provinces,” he told MAP, pointing to the unfounded nature of the phantom entity’s allegations.
While complying with international and European law, the Tarascon Court’s decision confirms a fundamental line and consolidates the jurisprudence established only a few weeks ago by the Court of Appeal in London, he pointed out.
The latter had, in fact, rejected the “polisario” and irrevocably confirmed the legality of the agreements concluded by Morocco and covering its southern provinces.
Focusing on the Kingdom’s autonomy plan to settle the artificial conflict over the Moroccan Sahara, Boccolini highlighted the various social, economic and diplomatic advances made in Morocco’s southern regions.
On Tuesday, the Tarascon Court issued a ruling against the Confédération Paysanne, which sought to prohibit IDYL, a French company specializing in the marketing of fruit and vegetables from Morocco, including the southern provinces, from distributing its products.
Instrumentalized by the “polisario” and its relays in France, this French trade union organization was acting for the judicial harassment of the Morocco-EU Agricultural Agreement.
