For the Kingdom of Morocco Sample Clauses

For the Kingdom of Morocco. Among the frequency requirements dealt with by the Conference, the Delegation of the Kingdom of Morocco has noted, on the one hand, two assignments for El Ayoun and two for Villa Xxxxxxxx and, on the hand, two assignments for Sebta and Xxxxxxxx submitted by Spain. The Moroccan Delegation fully supports the principle adopted at the First Session of the Conference that all countries, large and small, have equal rights. The Moroccan Delegation bears in mind the efforts made by the Kingdom of Morocco in its approaches to Spain and to the appropriate international authorities to restore to Morocco its lawful rights to the parts of its territory which remain under Spanish domination. The Delegation of the Kingdom of Morocco, aware of the purely geographical nature of radio frequency assignments, declares that its participation in the preparation of the present Plan for Regions 1 and 3 and its acceptance of the frequency assignments for the stations of El Ayoun, Villa Xxxxxxxx, Sebta and Melillia in no way signify a renunciation of the claims formulated by the Government of the Kingdom of Morocco to the parts of its territory in which these stations are situated.
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For the Kingdom of Morocco. The Delegation of the Kingdom of Morocco reserves its Government’s right to take any action it may deem necessary to protect its interests if other countries fail to observe the provisions approved by the Conference. Furthermore, the Moroccan Delegation reserves its Government’s right to take any measures required to improve the service areas of its transmitters operating on the following frequencies: 594 kHz, 648 kHz, 657 kHz, 702 kHz, 765 kHz, 774 kHz, 918 kHz, 1 017 kHz, 1 080 kHz, 1 116 kHz, 1 188 kHz, 1 206 kHz, 1 233 kHz, 1 377 kHz. The Moroccan Delegation does not, however, rule out the possibility of conducting direct bilateral or multilateral negotiations concerning the above-mentioned frequencies with a view to arriving at a satisfactory result.
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For the Kingdom of Morocco. A The Moroccan Government has always contested the claim that the zones of Ceuta and Melilla, which are integral parts of Moroccan territory, have a Spanish character. Hence the Moroccan Administration makes every reservation concerning the installation and operation of sound broadcasting and television transmitters in the above-mentioned zones by the Spanish Administration. The Administration of Morocco makes full reservations on the political and economic aspects of the operation of a television station at Sierra xx Xxxx in the immediate vicinity of Moroccan territory. In accordance with No. 423 of the Radio Regulations, Geneva, 1959, the Administration of Morocco requests the Administration of Spain to make every effort to reduce the ERP of the projected station to the value required for the service area inside the Spanish frontiers.
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