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Reason Pragmatism Require Full Recognition by EU of Morocco's Sovereignty over the Sahara (Italian Expert) 4/13/2021
Reason and pragmatism require the full recognition by the EU of Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara, writes on Monday the Italian expert in international relations, Marco Baratto, who highlights Morocco's status as "a reliable, stable and value-sharing partner of Europe" in the promotion of human rights, counter-terrorism, sustainable development and mutual respect.
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French Deputy Calls for Solution within Framework of Autonomy Plan Proposed by Morocco 4/13/2021
Bruno Fuchs, deputy for the 6th district of Haut Rhin and member of the Foreign Affairs Committee at the National Assembly, called for a solution to the Sahara issue within the framework of the autonomy plan proposed by Morocco.
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Paris Must Show Clarity by Positioning Itself in Favor of Moroccan Sahara (Political scientist) 4/12/2021
Paris must show a language of truth, courage and clarity on its diplomatic choices to end the territorial discord over the Sahara, said political scientist Mustapha Tossa on Sunday.
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International Momentum in Favor of Moroccanness of Sahara Is Irreversible (Peruvian Expert) 4/12/2021
The international momentum in favor of the Moroccanness of the Sahara "continues and is irreversible," said Peruvian expert in international relations, Ricardo Sanchez Serra, underlining the growing and unequivocal support for the Kingdom and the autonomy initiative that aims to solve the artificial dispute over the territorial integrity of Morocco.
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Young People Burned Alive in Tindouf: OHCHR Denounces "Violations Committed" by Algerian Soldiers (Senegalese Websites) 4/9/2021
Senegalese websites raised, on Thursday, the issue of two young Sahrawis who were burned alive by Algerian soldiers, in October 2020, in Tindouf, recalling the reaction of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) denouncing "systematic violations committed by the Algerian security forces" against the Saharawis in the Tindouf camps.
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