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Morocco's territorial integrity upheld by Arab congress

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The nationalist-Islamic Arab congress that convened in Beirut Jan. 21-23 in its third session proclaimed support to Morocco's territorial integrity.

The congress, gathering representatives of nationalist and Islamist trends in Arab countries, also denounced the Spanish occupation of the Moroccan northern cities Sebta and Melillia.

The session opened by Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss debated issues on the Arab-Israeli conflict, al Quds, Arab security, Moslem-Christian dialogue, human rights, Iraq and the situation in Algeria, Somalia and Sudan.

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