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Morocco presented concrete ideas to accelerate pace of negotiations, Fassi Fihri 1/24/2011
Morocco presented several concrete ideas to accelerate the pace of the UN-backed negotiations on the Sahara and has reaffirmed its willingness to find a political solution to the regional dispute on the basis of the autonomy plan, Foreign Minister Taib Fassi Fihri underlined on Sunday at the end of the fifth round of UN-backed informal talks, held on January 21-23 in Manhasset (New York).
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There are other alternatives to settling the Sahara conflict rather than referendum, Spanish FM 1/21/2011
Spanish Foreign Minister Trinidad Jimenez said, on Thursday, that there are other alternatives to settling the Sahara conflict rather than referendum.
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Fifth round of Sahara talks starts in New York 1/21/2011
The fifth round of informal talks on the Sahara, at the invitation of the UN Secretary-General's Personal Envoy Christopher Ross, will start on Saturday in Manhasset (New York suburbs), UN Spokesman Martin Nesirky said on Friday.
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Group of African experts send letter to UNSG to support Moroccan autonomy plan 1/19/2011
The network of international African experts sent, on Monday from Dakar, a letter to the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to advocate the relevance of the Moroccan autonomy plan for the Sahara and call for a serious commitment to negotiations in order to reach a political solution to the long-standing conflict.
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Autonomy proposal 'only logical and lasting solution', Mustapha Salma told The Washington Post 1/17/2011
In an exclusive interview, published on Sunday by The Washington Post, Mustapha Salma Ould Sidi Mouloud highlighted Morocco's proposal to grant autonomy to its southern provinces, the Sahara, as the "only logical and lasting solution" that is able to end the suffering of the population held captive in the Tindouf camps, southwestern Algeria.
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