AHG/Res. 104 (XIX) RESOLUTION ON WESTERN SAHARA The Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity, meeting in its Nineteenth Ordinary Session in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 6 to 12 June, 1983, Having examined the Report of the Implementation Committee of Heads of State on Western Sahara, Recalling the solemn commitment made by His Majesty King Hassan II during th the 18 Summit to accept the holding of a referendum in the Western Sahara to enable the people of that territory to exercise their right to self-determination, Recalling with appreciation, His Majesty King Hassan’s acceptance of the Recommendation of the Sixth Session of the Ad-Hoc Committee of Heads of State on Western Sahara contained in document AHG/103 (XVIII) B Annex I as well as his pledge to co-operate with the Ad-Hoc Committee in the search for a just, peaceful and lasting solution. Reaffirming its previous Resolutions and Decisions on the Question of Western Sahara, and in particular AHG/Res. 103 (XVIII) of 27 June, 1981: 1. TAKES NOTE of the Reports of the Implementation Committee of Heads of State on Western Sahara; 2. URGES the parties to the conflict, the Kingdom of Morocco and the POLISARIO Front, to undertake direct negotiations with a view to bringing about a ceasefire to create the necessary condition for a peaceful and fair referendum for self-determination of the people of Western Sahara, a referendum without any administrative or military constraints, under the auspices of the OAU and the UN and CALLS on the Implementation Committee to ensure the observance of the ceasefire, 3. DIRECTS the Implementation Committee to meet as soon as possible, and in collaboration with the parties to the conflict should continue to work out the