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PQ 107

105 Mr. M. Higgins asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on Ireland’s continuing recognition of the Sahara Arab Democratic Republic as the state of the Saharoui persons; when he envisages the United Nations proposal for a referendum to be advanced; the talks or consultations to which he has been party in recent times; his views and those of the European Union in relation to the legality of granting concessionary rights as to fisheries inter alia on territories that are occupied and form part of the Sahara Arab Democratic Republic; and if he will make a statement on the issue of the refugee situation in the area. [28510/05]

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105 Mr. M. Higgins asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on Ireland’s continuing recognition of the Sahara Arab Democratic Republic as the state of the Saharoui persons; when he envisages the United Nations proposal for a referendum to be advanced; the talks or consultations to which he has been party in recent times; his views and those of the European Union in relation to the legality of granting concessionary rights as to fisheries inter alia on territories that are occupied and form part of the Sahara Arab Democratic Republic; and if he will make a statement on the issue of the refugee situation in the area. [28510/05]

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