Morocco says Israel recognises its sovereignty over Western Sahara
Morocco's royal palace said Israel's position was expressed in a letter to King Mohammed VI from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed Israel's position, according to Morocco's royal palace [OHAD ZWIGENBERG/POOL/AFP/Getty-file photo]
Morocco said on Monday Israel recognises its sovereignty over disputed Western Sahara and is mulling opening a consulate in Dakhla.
A statement from Morocco's royal palace said Israel's position was expressed in a letter to King Mohammed VI from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
(Reuters)
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