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"en.20000314.10.2-171"2
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"Question No 39 by Carlos Carnero González ():
On 4 November 1999 Mr Fischler’s head of office wrote a letter to Mr Pierre Galland, who had taken an interest in the effects of the EU-Morocco fisheries agreements on the Western Sahara self-determination process.
Given the EU’s support for UN resolutions on the Western Sahara and the concern generated by the ambiguous content of the letter sent to Mr Galland, does the Commission not think that, as a matter of urgency and in agreement with the Council, it should officially consult the UN Secretary-General regarding a legal definition of the Western Sahara’s waters based on international law? It should be borne in mind that the territory in question is engaged in a process of self-determination and the negotiations on fisheries agreements should therefore not lead to any misunderstanding regarding the EU’s attitude towards the territory’s future, nor should its inhabitants’ rights be infringed."@en1
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"Subject: Consideration of the international legal status of the waters of the Western Sahara"1
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