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Comorian President reaffirms his country’s support to Morocco 9/25/2008
The President of the Republic of the Comoros, Ahmed Abdellah Mohamed Sambi, reaffirmed Wednesday in New York, the constant support of his country to Morocco regarding the Sahara issue.
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Swaziland King: Morocco is firmly committed to find final settlement to the Sahara 9/24/2008
Prime Minister Abbas El Fassi held talks Tuesday at United Nations headquarters in New York with King Mswati III of Swaziland, including bilateral relations and latest developments in the Sahara issue. "I am convinced that the Moroccan government is firmly on track for a final settlement" of the problem of the Sahara, said the King of Swaziland to the press after this interview, making the hope that the process will lead to a lasting solution to this dispute.
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FM welcomes Washington's reaffirmed support to Moroccan autonomy initiative 9/24/2008
Foreign minister, Taib Fassi Fihri on Tuesday welcomed Washington's reaffirmed support to the Moroccan autonomy initiative for the final settlement of the Sahara issue.
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The SG of Interfaith International questions HRC on the missing serious situation in Tindouf " 9/23/2008
The Secretary General of the Interfaith International, Mr. Charles Graves attracted Monday in Geneva, the Council of Human Rights (CHR) on the grave situation of missing people in the camps of Tindouf ". Speaking at a panel on the issue of missing persons, held at the Palais des Nations in the framework of the ninth session of the UNHRC, Mr. Graves pointed out that this situation deserves to be exposed during the interactive dialogue, which took place during this panel.
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Morocco's autonomy initiative is a 'sound approach', German ambassador 9/23/2008
Ambassador of Germany to Morocco, Ulf-Dieter Klemm, described as a "sound approach" the Moroccan initiative to grant autonomy to its southern provinces, the Sahara.
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