Western Sahara people considers Obama's speech subliminal message to Morocco
May 23, 2011
Brussels - MAP - In a statement to the Spanish agency EFE, the Western Sahara Minister Delegate in charge of Europe, Mohamed Sidati, said that Obama's message has created a "great excitement” in the Western Sahara and has been perceived as a "historic", adding that the Polisario Front sees the U.S. president's recent speech on the Middle East and North Africa a "subliminal message to Morocco to respect the rights of the Saharawi people.
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Mohamed Sidati recalled that Obama "has spoken not only on political and democratic rights, but also the right to self-determination of peoples", which represent a hidden message to the Moroccan kingdom.
"We see in the speech a subliminal message to Morocco to respect the international law and protects human rights in the Western Sahara, " the Saharawi official said, stressing that "Obama's speech put the seeds that will lead to a satisfactory end to the Western Sahara conflict ", he said expressing hope that, after the president's position, Washington will propel" new initiatives "in the future.
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Mohamed Sidati recalled that Obama "has spoken not only on political and democratic rights, but also the right to self-determination of peoples", which represent a hidden message to the Moroccan kingdom.
"We see in the speech a subliminal message to Morocco to respect the international law and protects human rights in the Western Sahara, " the Saharawi official said, stressing that "Obama's speech put the seeds that will lead to a satisfactory end to the Western Sahara conflict ", he said expressing hope that, after the president's position, Washington will propel" new initiatives "in the future.
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