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The CORCAS Secretary General receives a central African delegation of journalists 7/21/2008
The Secretary General of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (CORCAS), Dr. Maouelainin Ben khalihenna Maouelainin, received on Friday July 18th, 2008, at the Council headquarters, a delegation of central African journalists.
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New exchange of family visits from and towards Oued Eddahab and Aousserd Provinces 7/18/2008
The family visits exchange operation, led by the High Commissioner for Refugees (HCR), among Tindouf camps, in Southern Algeria and the Southern provinces of the Kingdom, was followed, Friday, by the organization of the 23rd trip during 2008, from and towards Oued Eddahab and Aousserd provinces.
49 beneficiaries belonging to 8 families participated in this exchange, indicates a press release of the Moroccan Coordination Bureau with the Minurso
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The CORCAS President had a discussion with the Chairman of the Central American Parliament 7/16/2008
The President of the Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (CORCAS), Mr. Khallihenna Ould Errachid, had a discussion, Tuesday in Rabat, with the Chairman of the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), Mr. Julio Gonzalez Gamarra.
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Ambassador of Portugal : The Sahara issue, obstacles to the Maghreb integration 7/15/2008
The extraordinary and plenipotentiary Ambassador of Portugal in Morocco, M. Joao Rosa La, has indicated that “the Sahara issue is one of the obstacles to the Maghreb regional integration deepening”, reminding that the Portuguese government welcomed the Moroccan autonomy initiative
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The Arab Lawyers Union calls for the implementation of the autonomy project in the Sahara 7/14/2008
The Arab Lawyers Union (ALU) has urged the parties concerned by the Sahara issue to implement the autonomy project proposed by Morocco in order to settle this matter. In the recommendations declared publicly, on Saturday evening, in Beirut, at the end of the first session of its permanent bureau held this year, the ALU affirms that the Moroccan initiative has stirred up a large adhesion, particularly from the United Nations and the European Union, but also from the heads of State and government of many countries,
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