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Moroccan Autonomy Proposal " major step that should be encouraged" (Algerian intellectual) 1/16/2009
The Moroccan autonomy proposal is "a major step that should be encouraged," said Said Hadef, an Algerian intellectual, adding that Manhasset negotiations are very important to move towards a definitive solution to this conflict. "Morocco is a country qualified to build a Mediterranean area of peace. Its Autonomy proposal is a big step that should be encouraged. Manhasset meetings were very important to move towards a solution.
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Bulgaria renews support for Morocco in seeking a negotiated solution 1/15/2009
Bulgarian vice-prime minister, minister of foreign affairs, M. Ivailo Kalfin, reiterated, here Wednesday, his country's support to Morocco in endeavoring towards a negotiated solution to the Sahara dispute. In a meeting with Moroccan secretary of state in charge of foreign affairs, Kalfin voiced hope that the appointment of a new personal envoy of the UN Secretary-General will contribute
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Morocco welcomes with satisfaction Christopher Ross appointment 1/14/2009
Morocco welcomes with satisfaction the appointment by the United Nations Secretary-General of Christopher Ross as his personal envoy for the Moroccan Sahara, a press release of the Foreign ministry said Tuesday.
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The latest HRW report on the Sahara is "selective" (expert) 1/13/2009
The latest report of the international NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) on the Sahara is selective and ignores the case of children of Tindouf camps expatriates in Cuba and the Moroccans expelled from Algeria, said the Director of Management Systems International for Morocco, a U.S. consultancy firm. The report also presents an important methodological problem," said the expert, Lahcen Haddad
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Family-visit exchange beneficiaries decide to stay in Morocco 1/12/2009
A Sahrawi woman and her two children, beneficiaries of the HCR-led family visit exchange between Morocco's Southern Provinces, the Sahara, and the Polisario-run Tindouf camps has decided to stay in the southern city of Dakhla to put an end to years of suffering in the camps of Tindouf, southwestern Algeria.
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