Argentina supports negotiated solution to Sahara issue

Originally published May 24, 2004

Argentina supports UN efforts for a negotiated solution to the Sahara issue that is accepted by all parties, said in Rabat on Friday visiting Argentine deputy-minister of external relations, international trade and religion, Jorge Taiana.

The official explained that this is a traditional stance of his country which is contributing troops to the UN Sahara mission, deployed in the Sahara since 1991, known by its French acronym "MINURSO."

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