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Statement by Corcas Vice chairman before the Committee of 24 6/11/2013
"Resolution 2099 explicitly recognizes and for the 1st time that the solution to the Sahara conflict will contribute to stability and security in the Sahel and cooperation of the Maghreb Union"
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"Turkish non-recognition position of Polisario unchanged," Turkish Prime Minister 6/9/2013
Turkey's position regarding the Sahara issue remains unchanged, said Monday in Rabat, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, adding that his country does not recognize Polisario but remains ready to offer its good offices to assist in resolving this conflict.
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Corcas requests in Geneva to lift the siege imposed on Sahrawi women in Tindouf camps 6/6/2013
Miss Saadani Maouelainine, Corcas member, presented during the 23th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council the situation of Sahrawi women detained in the Tindouf camps on Algerian territory, a deplorable situation relating to gross human rights violations against women in conflict zones around the world.
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President of Tenerife Government welcomes autonomy plan for the Sahara region 5/31/2013
Ricardo Melchior Navaro, President of the Autonomous Government of Tenerife, welcomed the autonomy proposal to resolve the conflict over the Sahara region, as a proposal that "draws its credibility in the agreement of the parties to the conflict and which can deal with this problem within a framework of mutual acceptance. "
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Non-settlement of Sahara issue hampers anti-terrorism fight in North Africa 5/30/2013
Failure to settle the Sahara issue continues to hamper anti-terrorism cooperation in North Africa, a region beset by destabilization threats of Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) network, said on Tuesday US terrorism expert, Daniel Benjamin.
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