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Denmark confirms absence of polisario representation in Copenhagen 11/28/2008
The kingdom of Morocco is pleased about the confirmation by Denmark of the absence of a representation of the "polisario" in the country, the spokesman for the Moroccan Foreign ministry announced on Thursday.
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Territorial integrity: succession of setbacks for Polisario separatist propaganda 11/27/2008
Algeria and Polisario are constantly accumulating failures over the Sahara, in front of a succession of withdrawals of recognition, said a source close to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and of Cooperation. No hope of survival for the separatists in a world now well aware of the deception and the emptiness of their so-called demands. The latest setback was suffered by the separatists in three different continents, Malawi in Africa, Vanuatu in Asia / Pacific and Paraguay in Latin America.
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Vietnamese Prime Minister notes with satisfaction the autonomy proposal in the Sahara 11/27/2008
Prime Minister Abbas El Fassi, described as "very important" his official visit to Vietnam and his meetings with senior officials of that country, which opens promising prospects for bilateral relations in many areas.
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Autonomy, step forward for a constructive solution to the Sahara, Dutch Minister 11/25/2008
Morocco and the Netherlands signed, here Monday, a Common Action Program affirming their mutual political will to deepen bilateral relations in political, economic and social fields.
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President of Belgian Senate: Algeria commits a serious error in the Sahara issue 11/24/2008
Algeria commits a serious error by its attitude vis-à-vis the Sahara issue, said President of the Belgian Senate, Mr. Armand De Decker. "It is sad to notice that because of the attitude of the Algerian government" the Sahara issue still does not know a way-out, he said Friday during a meeting with journalists. It is also a pity to see that "Morocco has not taken its rightful and legitimate place within the African Union because of this issue," he added, describing the situation as "unacceptable".
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