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African magazine devotes special section on autonomy and Corcas role in the Sahara issue 10/3/2012
African Caucus: the solution lies in the devolution process advocated by Corcas
"The African Caucus," a magazine of the "Independent Centre for Research and Initiatives for Dialogue" (CIRID), devoted to the Sahara issue an important position in both the 19th and 25th September editions.
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Corcas member holds conference in Belgium on historical foundations of the Moroccan Sahara 10/2/2012
L. Mahraoui: The Sahara issue is no longer a question of decolonization but a regional political conflict backed by the Algerian regime
Documents and evidence proving the historical foundations of the Moroccan Sahara since 17 th century were presented by Mr. Lahcen Mahraoui member of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (CORCAS) on Saturday night in Courtrai (north west of Belgium), before MPs and Belgian politicians and members of the Moroccan community in Europe.
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HM the King addresses a speech to the 67th session of the UN General Assembly 10/1/2012
Morocco will continue to cooperate with MINURSO on the basis of the mandate assigned to it without modification in nature or content
His Majesty King Mohammed VI addressed a speech Friday at the 67th Session of the UN General Assembly. Having discussed the role and tasks of the United Nations adopted by the Kingdom, the royal speech raises the Sahara issue.
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Autonomy plan for the Sahara can help resolving insecurity in the Sahel (chairman of the EU-Morocco Friendship Group) 9/27/2012
The Morocco-EU Friendship Group at the European Parliament is in favor of the Moroccan autonomy plan as a solution to the Sahara conflict, which can also "help resolving the problem of insecurity in the Sahel region," according to its president Gilles Pargneaux.
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Freezing the Sahara affair and damaging the security in the Sahel are Algeria responsibilities( says a Spanish paper) 9/19/2012
Since 1975, Algeria has spent not less than 600 million dollars for its strategic cause in the Sahara
What is really happening in the Maghreb? What is the real problem in this part of Africa? Is it only a matter of side effects of terrorism and the absence of security in the region of Sahel and north Africa, or is it the consequences of Algerian well defined interests?
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