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Senegal reiterates support for Moroccanness of the Sahara (Senegalese Foreign Minister) 5/8/2012
Mr. Alioune Badra Cisse: "Without Morocco, the African Union is not complete"
The Senegalese Foreign Minister, Mr. Alioune Badara Cissé, reiterated Monday in Rabat, the clear position of his country in favor of a "Moroccan Sahara" and "the undisputed Moroccan sovereignty" over its southern provinces.
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Sahara "integral part" of the territory of the Kingdom of Morocco (Comorian Minister) 5/7/2012
The Moroccan southern provinces are "an integral part of the territory of the Kingdom of Morocco", said Saturday in Marrakesh the Comorian Minister of External Relations and Cooperation in charge of the Arab world, Mohamed Bakri Abdoulfatah Sharif.
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Autonomy plan continues to attract an international diplomatic support (UK think tank) 5/4/2012
The autonomy plan presented by Morocco to settle the Sahara issue continues to attract an international diplomatic support, said the prestigious British think-tank the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Corcas chairman meets with a parliamentary delegation from Tanzania 5/3/2012
Chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid received Mr. Edward Ngoyai Lowassa, Chairman of the Committee of Foreign Affairs and Defense at the National Assembly of Tanzania, who is paying a working visit to Morocco, heading a large delegation.
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The Washington Post warns against the dangers of creating a puppet state in the Sahara 5/2/2012
The multiplication in the region of non-viable states incapable of performing the functions related to the attributes of sovereignty and the duty to secure their territories is likely to open the door for extremists and traffickers of all kinds to hijack this kind of puppet entities and make the region a fertile ground for the proliferation activities of Al Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), said the Washington Post in an analysis titled: "Proliferation of failed states ".
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