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Moroccan Sahrawi from Tindouf camps decides to stay in Laayoune following Family visit exchange 2/2/2009
A Moroccan citizen of Sahrawi origin, who benefited recently from a family exchange visit between Morocco's southern provinces and the Polisario-run Tindouf camps in south-western Algeria, decided to stay in his homeland, Morocco.
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Costa Rica relations with "SADR" are "in the freezer and will remain frozen" 1/30/2009
Costa Rican Foreign Minister, Bruno Stagno, said that "it is necessary that the parties find a solution (to the Sahara issue) within the framework of the United Nations, in a spirit of realism.'' In a statement to MAP following a meeting, here Wednesday, with his Moroccan counterpart, Taieb Fassi Fihri, Stagno reiterated his country's position which "firmly believes in the necessity of negotiations ",
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4th Trip of Family Visits Exchange to and from the Province of Laâyoune for the year 2009 1/29/2009
The exchange operation of family visits led by the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) between the camps in Tindouf in southern Algeria and southern provinces of the Kingdom, continued Wednesday by the organization of 4th trip for the year 2009, to and from the province of Laayoune.
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European deputies delegation in Morocco to discuss human rights progress 1/28/2009
A delegation of European deputies from different political groups in the European Parliament is currently on a visit to Morocco for talks on relations between Rabat and the European Union and the human rights progress achieved by the country, particularly in the southern provinces.
Photo: Jose Carlos Iturgaiz Angolo, chairman of the delegation of MEPs and responsible for relations with the Arab Maghreb
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Autonomy project, an initiative that brings hope (expert) 1/27/2009
The project of autonomy presented by Morocco to settle the Sahara issue is an "initiative that brings hope" emanating from "real commitment" of Morocco for a final political solution to a long conflict that has undermined geostrategic and political stability and the unity of the Maghreb and the African continent," said Bakary Sambe, expert in international politics and Arab-African relations.
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