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Over 8,000 Candidates for High School Exams in Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra 6/25/2020
The Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra region has 8,050 candidates for the normal session of the unified national baccalaureate examination for the 2019/2020 school year.
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Two Former British Ministers Participate in "Sahara Debate" on Social Media 6/24/2020
Algeria Must Play Role Matching Its Historical Responsibilities in Search for Solution to Regional Dispute over Moroccan Sahara
The imprescriptible responsibility of Algeria in the persistence of the regional dispute over the Moroccan Sahara, the primacy of the Geneva Roundtable process, and the relevance of the Moroccan Initiative for Autonomy as the only solution to the regional dispute, were the main points raised by former British Ministers Mark Field and Derek Conway in the remarks they gave during the Sahara Debate, a citizen-run show broadcast on social media.
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Diversified and Attractive Offer to Promote Internal Tourism in Dakhla-Oued Eddahab 6/23/2020
In Dakhla-Oued Eddahab, the new Coronavirus (Covid-19) has weighed heavily on tourism, one of the pillars of the regional economy.
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Autonomy “Realistic Proposal” to Resolve Dispute over Moroccan Sahara 6/22/2020
The autonomy initiative presented by Morocco is a "realistic proposal" with a view to finding a solution to the artificial regional dispute around the Moroccan Sahara, writes the Peruvian daily "La Razón".
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The Exercise by Morocco of its Sovereignty over its Sahara Goes within the Provisions of International law 6/22/2020
The former Jordanian Minister of Municipal Affairs, current Deputy and Secretary General of the Al-Rissala Political Party, Mr. Hazem Qashou and the Jordanian lawyer and international arbitrator, Dr. Omar Aljazy, have spoken during the "Sahara Debate" citizens broadcast in order to reiterate the clear and the constant support of their country to the territorial integrity of Morocco and to the Moroccanity of its Sahara, and they praised the Moroccan autonomy initiative as being the only solution to the regional dispute.
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