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Home | Feature | Morocco's Decentralization and the Western Sahara

Morocco's Decentralization and the Western Sahara

By Yossef Ben-Meir | 20 Jan 2010
World Politics Review

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"I have . . . decided to open a new page in the ongoing reforms I am spearheading. Indeed, we shall soon be launching a gradual, sophisticated process of regionalization which will cover all parts of the kingdom, especially the Moroccan Sahara region." -- King Mohammed VI of Morocco, Nov. 6, 2008, 33rd anniversary of the Green March

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