Sahara occidental – maroc: Pretoria tacle les fake news de la map

[jawzia]

http://www.dirco.gov.za/docs/2020/au1207.htm

[mehdi1111]

C map ou France24 ?

Ou bien map=France24 ?

[Anzoul]

Pourquoi tu ne mets pas le lien tout simplement !??
oeilfermé

[jawzia]

Pourquoi tu ne mets pas le lien tout simplement !??

http://www.dirco.gov.za/docs/2020/au1207.htm

[delci]

@fawzia

Peux-tu stp leur poster la traduction du texte, si possible en langage des signes pour qu'ils comprennent mieux le sens. Lol

[jawzia]

Peux-tu stp leur poster la traduction du texte, si possible en langage des signes pour qu'ils compressent mieux le sens. Lol

Walou !!! Ils mijoteront à petit feu : Li fahem Yfahem li machi fahem.

[Anzoul]

A premier vu deux contradictions a relever:
1/

calls for the revitalisation of the Troika Mechanism

Alors que le Mae algérien a demandé la dissolution du dit troïka au profit du cps.
2/ on y fait mention de la décision 693 qui donne les pleins prérogatives exclusives aux NU pour les règlements,et puis qu'après on mentionne a l'UA et au CS d'intervenir.

Ensuite la cerise sur le gâteau,il y fait mention qu'un membre de l'UA est colonisé par un autre membre

On va où là,!!

[Anzoul]

Khallouta africaine comme d'habitude.
خردولة

[jawzia]

La pluie de figures acrobatiques commence !

[Anzoul]

Est ce le moment opportun pour tirer vers le haut le rideau du fan-club-cjue ?

Parce que le nouveau(fan-club-cps) peine encore à se former,reste des contradictions a corriger.

[jawzia]

[Infinit9]

Walou !!! Ils mijoteront à petit feu : Li fahem Yfahem li machi fahem.


Je vais expliquer a mes frères Marocains.
A cause la stupidité du Maroc, ce dernier a pris le contrôle total d’el guerguarate et de presque 30 km vers l’est de ce passage. Le camp des intelligents qui nous ont donné l’occasion d’annexer ce passage de façon légale, est soutenu de toutes ses forces par l’Afrique du sud. A cause du soutien de l’AS, on est probablement dans la m**de 7it l’AS va nous le faire payer Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh .
Non, mais qu’est ce qu’on se marre ici hhhhhhhhhh

[Anzoul]

UA : Alger déclare la fin de la troïka africaine sur le Sahara occidental
L'Algérie ne semble pas apprécier la succession de Cyril Ramaphosa par Félix Antoine Tshisekedi, à la présidence de l'Union Africaine. Elle souhaite désactiver la troïka sur le Sahara occidental en faveur du CPS.

Publié le 02/12/2020 à 23h00
Sabri Boukadoum, ministre des Affaires étrangères algérien / DRTemps de lecture: 2'
Les derniers développements qu’a connus la zone d’El Guerguerate étaient au centre de l’intervention du ministre algérien des Affaires étrangères à la réunion du conseil exécutif de l’Union africaine de ce mercredi.

Sabri Boukadoum a reconnu que la question du Sahara «constitue une source de grande inquiétude pour l'Algérie», rapporte l’APS. Il a pointé du doigt «les tentatives d'imposer la politique du fait accompli dans les territoires d'un membre fondateur de notre organisation (Union africaine, ndlr), les violations enregistrées contre des civils dans la région d’El Guerguerat ont posé de sérieux défis susceptibles de mettre en péril la paix et la sécurité dans toute la région».

Le chef de la diplomatie a estimé que «l’organisation continentale, qui a joué un rôle constructif dans l’élaboration et l'adoption du plan de règlement onusien, ne peut pas rester en marge». Pourtant, les Nations unies ont toujours eu le leadership exclusif sur ce dossier. Le Maroc, bien qu’il ait adhéré à l’UA en janvier 2017, est resté fidèle à sa politique rejetant toute intervention de l’Union africaine sur le cours du différend régional. Horst Köhler, l’ancien envoyé personnel du secrétaire général pour le Sahara occidental, avait d'ailleurs cédé à l’exigence du royaume.

Alger et Pretoria veulent une résolution de l'UA

Dans son discours, Sabri Boukadoum a déclaré que «vu l'échec total du mécanisme de la Troïka (mis en place en juillet 2018, ndlr), le Conseil africain de paix et de sécurité doit assumer la responsabilité qui lui incombe, conformément au texte de son protocole d’institution».

Pour mémoire, en acceptant la proposition de la création de la troïka africaine lors du sommet de Nouakchott de juillet 2018, le Maroc avait réussi à écarter le CPS du dossier. Le timing de cette enterrement de la troïka par l'Algérie intervient au moment de l’accession de Félix Antoine Tshisekedi, le chef d’Etat congolais et proche du Maroc, à la présidence de ce mécanisme à la place de Cyril Ramaphosa, président de l'Affique du Sud et soutien du Polisario.

L’Algérie et l’Afrique du sud cherchent à arracher une résolution condamnant l’intervention des Forces armées royales à El Guerguerate, lors du sommet extraordinaire de l’Union africaine, prévu les 5 et 6 décembre prochain.



ya biladi

[delci]

Walou !!! Ils mijoteront à petit feu : Li fahem Yfahem li machi fahem.

On sait qu'ils sont dures a la détente, mais il faut comme même pas trop les laisser mijoter car ils vont finir cramés.

[Anzoul]

Dans la déclaration du Président sa au terme du sommet ua/un, l'impasse sur l'affaire du Sahara est sans équivoque :



Statement by President Cyril Ramaphosa during UN Security Council high-level debate on the cooperation between the UN and regional and sub-regional organisations
4 December 2020 - 12:00am

Members of the Security Council,
Secretary-General of the United Nations,
Chairperson of the African Union Commission,
Invited Member States,

It is an honour for South Africa to preside over this meeting as our term as an elected member of the Security Council draws to a close.

During this year, we have had the privilege of not only serving on the Security Council, but also of chairing our continental body, the African Union.

We welcome the opportunity in this meeting to reflect on the efforts of the Council to resolve conflicts on the African continent and to further enhance the partnership between the African Union and the United Nations.

Over the last decade, the UN and the AU have deepened their relationship with partnership agreements on peace and security, development and capacity building.

The most advanced cooperation between the two organisations is on peace and security as provided for in Chapter 8 of the UN Charter, and reaffirmed in many outcomes of the Security Council on cooperation between the United Nations and regional arrangements.

We are witnessing in Africa a continent that is taking responsibility for the complex challenges to its peace, security and development.

It is working with the United Nations and other international partners in supporting African-led solutions to problems on the continent.

While the United Nations, through the Security Council, has the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security, we have to acknowledge the important role played by regional organisations such as the African Union to address threats to peace and security.

The African Union has recognised the nexus between peace and development.

In this regard, the AU has aligned the African Peace and Security Architecture with Agenda 2063, the blueprint for Africa’s Development.

This approach aims to prevent and end conflict through dialogue, mediation, peace support operations and a sustained focus on post-conflict reconstruction and development.

The invaluable role of the United Nations in support of these African-led initiatives cannot be overstated.

We underline once again the need for the United Nations and the African Union to expedite deliberations to ensure that AU-led peace support operations authorised by the Security Council are financed through the UN assessed contributions.

The African Union is determined to silence the guns on the African continent.

We have made significant gains towards the achievement of this necessary goal, as evidenced by ground-breaking peace agreements in the Central African Republic, South Sudan, Sudan and, most recently in Libya.

Cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union must be flexible and strategic in order to confront the growing threat of terrorism, transnational organised crime, the illegal exploitation of Africa’s natural resources and illicit financial flows.

We would like to recognise the important role played by African Union and regional-led peace operations on the continent, which have paved the way for United Nations peacekeeping in the most difficult of circumstances.

These include the operations in the Central African Republic and Mali, which have set a precedent for regionally-led peace operations transiting into UN peacekeeping missions.

The novel AU-UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) epitomises the effective cooperation between the African Union and the United Nations in protecting civilians and facilitating the path to peace.

The African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) remains important in contributing towards stabilising and advancing peace in Somalia.

We call on the United Nations and international partners to continue supporting the efforts of this mission.

We commend the bravery of African women and men involved in UN peacekeeping efforts to protect civilians and support peace processes in Africa.

We also commend the contribution made by peacekeepers from outside the continent, whose dedication to the African cause is a demonstration of remarkable and selfless solidarity.

Through our cooperation, we also need to address the root causes and drivers of conflict in Africa, including development and governance issues.

We must look at all factors that may impede the realisation of a peaceful and prosperous Africa.

Despite the significant gains we have made, we remain concerned at the immense humanitarian challenges faced as a result of on-going conflicts on the continent and the COVID-19 pandemic.

South Africa supported the Secretary-General’s call earlier this year for a global ceasefire to respond to the humanitarian challenges posed by the pandemic.

We are heartened to note that this call has resulted in progress on some protracted conflicts on the continent.

This pandemic has shown that solidarity and cooperation through multilateral action is the most effective means to confront a common threat.

This year is significant for women and girls across the world.

This year we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, and we mark 20 years since the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 1325.

These are cardinal policy frameworks that compel the international community to spare no effort in ensuring that women assume their rightful place in promoting and preserving international peace and security.

We welcome the role played by women and youth in the prevention and resolution of conflict and peacebuilding.

We are deeply concerned at the targeting of women and children, often through sexual violence used as a tool of war, terror and intimidation.

Addressing this scourge is the litmus test for how effective we are in protecting our populations from the ravages of conflict.

Furthermore, we remain concerned at sexual exploitation and abuse by those who are charged with the protection of civilians.

This is utterly unacceptable, and we must have no tolerance for such acts.

We need to further strengthen the strategic cooperation between the United Nations Security Council and the African Union Peace and Security Council.

International peace, security and development can only be achieved if it is built from the collective efforts of all role-players, drawing on the respective strengths of each of the building blocks of the multilateral system.

I must applaud Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, a country that is part of the African diaspora, together with the African countries in the Security Council, namely Niger, Tunisia and South Africa, for working jointly to promote cooperation between the UN and the AU for the peaceful resolution of African conflicts.

We will be taking this work forward when the African Union holds its Extraordinary Summit on Silencing the Guns two days from now.

I am certain that our deliberations today in the UN Security Council will make a valuable contribution to the success of that Summit.

I thank you.

Ce qui me laisse à penser que l'anc mène les algériens en bateau.