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Kenya informs AU of its decision to freeze recognition of so-called SADR 7/19/2007
Kenyan authorities has brought to the attention of the African Union Commission their decision to freeze their recognition of the so-called Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR), said a joint statement issued following the official visit of the Moroccan foreign minister, Mohammed Benaissa, to Kenya on June 24th through 26th,2007.
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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 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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