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CORCAS Chairman receives group of researchers from Italian-German Academy of Merano 5/6/2016
The chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, Khalihenna Ould Errachid received Friday, May 6, 2016, a group of Italian researchers, specialists of federalism and regionalism and minority rights from the Academy of German-Italian Studies in Merano, a city in the province of Bolzano, which is part of the autonomous region of Trentino Alto Adige.
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Egypt for Settlement of Sahara under UNSC Resolutions and process that suits Morocco 5/5/2016
Egypt’s Foreign minister Sameh Chokri underlined, on Tuesday, that his country, which closely follows the Sahara issue, remains attached to a settlement of this conflict pursuant to international law and UNSC resolutions.
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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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