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British minister: “Moroccan-Algerian relations crucial” to Sahara solution 4/17/2012
The relations between Morocco and Algeria "are of crucial importance" to settle the Sahara issue, said Monday the Foreign Office minister in charge of the Middle East and North Africa, Alistair Burt.
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Thanks to Morocco’s leadership, Sahara autonomy will ultimately prevail, US online paper 4/11/2012
The autonomy plan for the Sahara, under Moroccan sovereignty, will ultimately "prevail" thanks to the leadership of Morocco, wrote the US publication, 'The Huffington Post' on its website, denouncing the worsening of living conditions in the Tindouf camps.
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UN SG reiterates call on parties to enter into substantive discussions 4/10/2012
Ban Ki-moon calls on Algeria to allow identification of people in the Tindouf camps
The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon reiterated his call on the parties to enter into substantive discussions on the Sahara based on the previous rounds of talks, and taking into account the latest consultations of his Personal Envoy, Christopher Ross, and called again for a population census in the Tindouf camps, Algeria.
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UN Security Council to hold consultations on Sahara issue April 17 4/4/2012
The UN Security Council will hold consultations behind closed doors on the Sahara issue on April 17, according to the work program of the Executive Body for the current month released Tuesday.
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Leader of the French Socialist Party believes that autonomy proposal is a sound platform for solution to the Sahara 4/3/2012
The vice president of the foreign affairs parliamentary committee at the national assembly and mayor of grenoble said last saturday in oujda, after a working visit to the city leading a delegation comprising elected officials and managers of the municipality of grenoble, that autonomy proposal is a sound platform and a solid foundation for negotiations to reach a final and lasting solution to the sahara conflict through enlarged regionalization.
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