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UNSC hopes parties engage in substantial negotiations next August 7/12/2007
The United Nations Security Council expressed, on Wednesday, its hope the parties involved in the Sahara issue will use the next round of negotiations, billed for August 10-11 to engage "in good faith in substantial negotiations" to solve the issue.
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UNSC resolution over Sahara issue 'interesting', French president 7/11/2007
Visiting French president, Nicholas Sarkozy, said, here Tuesday, that the UN Security Council resolution (1754 of April 30, 2007) on Sahara is "interesting," denying that this issue is a bone of contention between France and Algeria." "I recognize the complexity of this issue, he said, the United Nations
has adopted a resolution described as interesting,
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Sahara issue requires 'much realism and compromise' to reach solution 7/3/2007
"We want to tell the Polisario that the Sahara issue requires much realism and compromise to reach a satisfactory solution for all the parties involved and which is, by the way, a form of self-determination," said Chairman of the Royal Advisory Council on Saharan Affairs (CORCAS), Khalli Henna Ould Errachid.
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Statement of the Kingdom of Morocco during the first round of negotiations 6/21/2007
First part read out by Mr. Chakib BENMOUSSA, Minister for the Interior
Second part read out by Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid, Chairman of Corcas
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Negotiations over Sahara appropriate occasion for peace 6/21/2007
Moroccan Minister of Interior, Chakib Benmoussa said, here Sunday, that the first round of negotiations between Moroccan and Polisario delegations are "in fact an appropriate opportunity for peace that Morocco intends to seize to turn the page and move forward." Mr Benmoussa also voiced hope that the two-day negotiations (June 18-19), be an opportunity to fulfill an important
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