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Without Algiers support, so-called SADR would have disappeared (Argentinean Researcher) 12/26/2013
Doubtful links between Algeria and terrorist groups in Sahel
Argentinean researcher, Adalberto Carlos Agozino, said in his new book entitled "Geopolitics of the Sahara and Sahel" that without the support of Algiers, the so-called SADR , a bankrupt entity , would have disappeared , saying that it is time for the two countries, Algeria and Morocco , to find a "realistic" solution to the Sahara issue far from "extreme" solutions.
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China for political solution to Sahara conflict 12/24/2013
China against undermining territorial integrity of States and for respecting their sovereignty (Chinese China)
China reaffirmed by its Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Wang Yi, who is paying December 22 to 24, 2013 a working visit to Morocco that its "position on the Sahara issue is constant and unchanged".
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Beninese delegation welcomes development level and socio -economic projects in Smara 12/23/2013
A delegation from Benin on a visit to Smara welcomed Friday level of development and socio -economic projects made in this province.
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From Algiers, France reaffirms support for autonomy in Sahara 12/19/2013
On the sidelines of the visit by the French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault to Algeria, the spokesman of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs Romain Nadal reiterated Wednesday, December 18, Paris constant position supporting autonomy plan proposed by Morocco on the Sahara issue.
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EU for just, lasting and mutually acceptable solution in Sahara 12/17/2013
EU welcomes consolidation and constitutionalization of CNDH role
The European Union encourages all parties concerned to achieve a just, lasting and mutually acceptable political solution to this regional dispute. In the statement of 11th session of the EU-Morocco Association Council, "the EU reiterates its commitment to the settlement of the Sahara conflict and expresses full support for the efforts of the UN Secretary General and his Personal Envoy for help all parties achieve a just, lasting and mutually acceptable political solution".
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