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Parties are called to negotiate the autonomy plan 'put on the table' by Morocco, Spanish FM 2/11/2009
Spanish Foreign Minister, Miguel Angel Moratinos, said on Tuesday that Morocco has "put on the table" (of negotiations) an autonomy plan that the parties are called to negotiate to achieve a lasting and mutually acceptable solution to the Sahara issue that guarantees the rights of all parties.
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New family visits exchange between Tindouf Camps and Southern Provinces 2/9/2009
The operation of family exchange visits led by the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) between the camps of Tindouf, southern Algeria and southern provinces of the Kingdom, continued Friday with the organization of 5th trip for the year 2009, to and from the province of Laayoune. This exchange was attended by 59 beneficiaries belonging to 15 families, said a press release from the Office of the Moroccan Coordination with MINURSO.
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Morocco says Ross will be received with 'openness,' within 'constants,' minister 2/6/2009
Morocco said on Thursday it will receive the new personal envoy of the United Nations Secretary General to the Sahara, Christopher Ross, with the required interest and openness, but within the framework of the national constants. "We look forward to the visit of Mr. Christopher Ross in the region and he will be received in Morocco with all the required interest and openness that distinguishes us,
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Corcas chairman talks with Albanian Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs 2/5/2009
The Albanian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Edith Harxhi, welcomed Wednesday in Rabat, the "excellent work" done by the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (CORCAS).
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UNSG voices hope to see progress in Sahara issue 2/3/2009
The UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, voiced hope, here Monday, to see progress achieved in the Sahara issue during the upcoming negotiations.The UNSG voiced his "sincere hope to see progress achieved" in the Sahara issue with the appointment of Christopher Ross as a new special envoy. He said new negotiations will be shortly launched, but specified neither the date, nor the venue of these upcoming negotiations.
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