Libya voices backing to Morocco's legitimate claims over two Spanish occupied cities

The Libyan movement of revolutionary committees renewed backing to Morocco's struggle to retrieve Sebta and Mellilia, two northern cities still under Spanish rule.

The backing was voiced at a meeting held last week in Tripoli between the Libyan movement and a delegation of the Moroccan Istiqlal Party, led by the party's secretary-general, Abbas El-Fassi.

The two sides also urged Maghreban countries to activate the Arab Maghreb Union (UMA, mustering Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia).