GREEN MARCH

[Audio] GREEN MARCH The Green March: A Legacy of Peace and Patriotism.

[Audio] DEFINITION: The Green March was a peaceful mass demonstration that took place on November 6, 1975, when about 350,000 unarmed Moroccans marched into the Spanish-controlled Sahara to demand its return to Moroccan sovereignty. It was organized by King Hassan II and symbolized national unity, patriotism, and the Moroccan people’s determination to peacefully reclaim their southern territories..

[Audio] PARTICIPANTS: Around 350,000 Moroccan volunteers Included men and women from all regions of Morocco Participants carried Qur’ans, Moroccan flags, and photos of the King No weapons were used.

[Audio] CAUSES: Spain had occupied the area since 1884 Western Sahara had been part of Moroccan territory before colonization Moroccans wanted to end colonial rule and recover national unity A United Nations ruling supported self-determination in the region.

[Audio] ORGANIZATION: The march was organized by King Hassan II. It was carefully planned to avoid violence and maintain a symbolic message of peace..

[Audio] RESULTS: Spain agreed to withdraw from the Sahara. Morocco gained control over the southern provinces. The march became a symbol of Moroccan national pride..

[Audio] CONCLUSION: The Green March was a historic and peaceful movement that showed the unity, courage, and determination of the Moroccan people. Led by King Hassan II, it proved that Moroccans could achieve great goals through peace and faith. Today, it remains a symbol of national pride and unity, celebrated every year on November 6th as one of Morocco’s most important events..

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