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Abduction of Europeans in Tindouf, "strong signal" about the "urgency" to find final settlement to the Sahara issue (US NGO) 10/27/2011
The abduction last Sunday of three European aid workers in Tindouf is a "strong signal" to the international community about the "urgency" to find a definitive solution to the Sahara issue, says U.S. NGO Teach the Children International, in a statement issued Wednesday night in Washington.
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Autonomy proposal is a possible solution to settle the Sahara issue (Senior US official) 10/25/2011
"Morocco has proposed constructive ideas. We consider the autonomy proposal a possible solution" to settle the Sahara issue, said Monday in Rabat, US. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman.
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Tunisian President hopes a settlement of the Sahara issue is reached to consolidate the Maghreb 10/24/2011
The Acting Tunisian president Fouad Mebazaa, hoped a settlement for the Sahara issue to consolidate building the Maghreb.
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The non-resolution of the Sahara issue impedes regional cooperation (British Minister) 10/19/2011
The British Foreign Minister, William Hague, called on Monday, the parties to the Sahara conflict, to continue their involvement into the UN process to find a mutually acceptable political solution to this regional dispute.
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UN 4th Committee reiterates support for negotiations process over the Sahara 10/11/2011
The Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted on Monday without a vote, a draft resolution that reiterates the United Nations' support for the process of negotiations on the Sahara, calling upon "all the parties and the States of the region to cooperate fully with the UN Secretary-General and his Personal Envoy and with each other."
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