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HM King: We are keen to turn Moroccan Sahara into hub for trade and human interaction between Africa and Europe 5/5/2016
Construction of large Dakhla Atlantic port at 1st African Congress on maintenance, preservation of road assets and technical innovation
“We are keen to turn the Moroccan Sahara into a hub for trade and human interaction between Africa and Europe,” King Mohammed VI said in a message to the participants in the 1st African Congress on maintenance, preservation of road assets and technical innovation, which kicked off on Wednesday in Rabat.
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Morocco holds at the UN seminar on external relations of autonomous regions 5/4/2016
Diplomats believe that autonomy initiative is "generous" and "very bold" in comparison with systems used in Europe, Canada and in Caribbean States
The Permanent Mission of Morocco to the United Nations organized Monday at UN headquarters, an international seminar on the theme: "foreign relations of the autonomous regions and cross-border cooperation."
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Papua New Guinea reiterates support to autonomy plan in Moroccan Sahara (minister) 5/3/2016
Papua New Guinea strongly supports the autonomy plan to resolve artificial conflict over the Moroccan Sahara, said Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration of Papua New Guinea, Rimbink Pato.
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Morocco will take part in donors briefing for populations in Tindouf camps 5/2/2016
We cannot ask the international community to continue to fund camps without knowing the occupants, without considering differentiated needs
Morocco intends to take part in the briefing of donors the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has convened for the populations sequestered in Tindouf camps, said Friday's UN Ambassador, Representative Standing of Morocco to the UN Omar Hilale.
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Morocco Takes Note of UNSC Resolution, Severe Setback for UN Secretariat General's Maneuvers 5/2/2016
Kingdom remains committed to international peace and stability,vigilant against attempts to harm its legitimate interests
Morocco takes note of the resolution adopted Friday by the UN Security Council on the Sahara issue, which constitutes a "severe setback for all the maneuvers of the UN Secretariat General", the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation said Friday.
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