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Morocco addresses UN SG on all constituents of Sahara issue, ministry 9/2/2008
Morocco addressed, on Monday, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, on all the constituents of the Sahara issue, said a press release of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation.
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The Sahara issue is 'on the beam,' Govt. spokesman 8/29/2008
Communication Minister, and spokesman for the government, Khalid Naciri, affirmed on Thursday that the Sahara issue is on the right track.Asked about the termination of the mandate of the U.N. Secretary General Personal Envoy to the Sahara, Peter van Walsum, the spokesman said that Morocco is confident that the issue of the Sahara on the right track is today, that of seriousness and objectivity.
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Ban praises work of Personal Envoy to Sahara 8/29/2008
Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon "appreciates the work done by his personal envoy," Peter van Walsum, whose mandate expired on August 21, a spokesman for the U.N. chief said on Thursday.
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Algeria remains attached to the past complexes while terrorists strategy has changed 8/25/2008
Algeria is still attached to past complexes, including the " Moroccan complex" and the obsession of regional hegemony, when terrorists have changed their methods and strategies, stressed Monday the Lebanese daily "Al-Mostaqbal. In an article on the security situation in Algeria, entitled: "Algeria and regional cooperation in the war on terrorism", Khairallah Khairallah wrote that Algeria, after a lull in recent years,
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Statements by Polisario on Walsum reflect "lack of good faith" 8/22/2008
The statements made recently in Algiers by Polisario leaders, refusing to take part in the 5th round of talks on Sahara in presence of the Personal Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Peter Van Walsum, reflect a position "devoid of good faith," said the International Federation for Autonomy in the Sahara (FIAS). "It is unacceptable to block the development of talks by such positions which go against the UN recommendations," said FIAS in a statement received Thursday at MAP-Paris.
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