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US reiterates autonomy plan in Moroccan Sahara is "serious, credible and realistic" 3/21/2016
The autonomy plan in the Western Sahara under Moroccan sovereignty is “serious, credible and realistic,” reiterated the ambassador of the United States in Rabat, Dwight L. Bush, in an exclusive interview on Saturday with Maghreb Arab Press (MAP).
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Autonomy plan in the Sahara "serious and credible basis" for negotiated solution (French Parliament) 3/18/2016
The autonomy plan in the Sahara by Morocco introduced in 2007 constitutes "a serious and credible basis" for a negotiated solution to the conflict over the Sahara, claimed French deputies during a visit Monday to the headquarters of the General Confederation of Enterprises of Morocco (CGEM) in Casablanca.
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Morocco decides significant reduction of civilian component of MINURSO 3/17/2016
"Occupation" used to describe presence of Morocco on its Sahara "legal absurdity and serious political mistake"
Morocco on Tuesday decided a significant reduction of the civilian component of MINURSO, the cancellation of the voluntary contribution granted by Morocco to the functioning of MINURSO and the review of the withdrawal terms of Moroccan troops engaged in peacekeeping operations, following the verbal blunders of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on the Sahara issue.
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Moroccan Sahara: Over 180,000 people March in Laayoune to Denounce Verbal Blunders of Ban Ki-moon 3/16/2016
More than 180,000 people participated in a spontaneous popular march Tuesday in the southern city of Laayoune to denounce the verbal blunders of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the issue of the Moroccan Sahara.
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Russia and Morocco against any parameters exit defined by Security Council 3/16/2016
Moscow also "took note" of socio-economic projects launched by Morocco in the southern provinces
The Russian Federation said it took "due account" of Morocco's position concerning the settlement of the Sahara issue, rejecting any exit of parameters defined in the resolutions of the UN Security Council.
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