Tuesday, 23 April 2013

AN INSIDER'S LOOK AT HOW THE U.S. DEALS WITH ITS ALLIES


 The extension of MINURSO mission for control of human rights proposal is a real threat to stability in the Sahara. The proposal by the Americans, in the opinion of many observers, is a distortion of the MINURSO mission, which is to oversee, without more, the ceasefire.
It is even, according to experts in international relations, a violation of this agreement. Moreover, the United States took the initiative unilaterally without informing Morocco, which constitutes a violation of the principle of negotiations and a violation of this agreement.

When the U.S. uses the UN to give her back to one of its most important allies

The relationship between the U.S. and Morocco has always been regarded by experts as indivisible. While compensating the American Revolution, when the Continental Congress called for the recognition of the "Emperor" of Morocco, in order to establish good relations between the two countries. This award was given in 1777, making Morocco the first country to recognize the United States of America.
The negotiations on a formal treaty to establish links between the two countries began in 1783. The Moroccan-American Treaty of Friendship was signed in 1786. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, two future American presidents were signatories to the United States. Morocco was the first country to recognize the independence of the U.S. Since those days, the United States and Morocco have shared a close and lasting relationship through the Atlantic Ocean.


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