Sweden’s prime minister Stefan Lofven reiterated his government’s commitment to finding a solution to the Western Sahara conflict that included support to the Saharawi people’s right to self-determination.
Speaking at the 38th congress of the Swedish Democratic Party Youth League, Mr Lofven said that the Swedish government was undertaking an in-depth study to identify ways to find an accelerated solution to the Western Sahara conflict that incorporates the Saharawi right to self-determination.
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UN committee reaffirms Saharawi peoples' "inalienable right" to self-determination (11 Oct 2011)
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