Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney gave the cold shoulder to a Polisario lobbyist and reiterated Ireland’s position in favor of a political solution to the Sahara regional conflict under the umbrella of the UN.
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The European Union (EU) has again called for an accurate assessment of the fate of the European humanitarian aid sent to the Tindouf camps and of the beneficiaries of this aid, in the absence of reliable statistics and an official census of the population held in captivity in Tindouf.
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Member of the European Parliament Olivier Chastel has raised the issue of the ongoing embezzlement by the Polisario and Algeria of EU humanitarian aid sent annually to the Sahrawis sequestered in the Tindouf camps.
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The Italian government must investigate the fate of humanitarian aid to the Tindouf camps in Algeria, said international policy expert Marco Iaconetti.
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The Taxpayer’s Association of Europe, a federation of 29 national taxpayers’ associations throughout Europe, mustering more than one million members, has called on the European Union to investigate the misappropriation by Algeria and Polisario of the humanitarian aid sent to the Tindouf camps....
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European law expert and lawyer at the Brussels bar, Stéphane Rodrigues, has said that the embezzlement of humanitarian aid sent to the populations held in the Tindouf camps continues.
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Members of the European Parliament (EP) have triggered the official referral mechanism of the EP regarding the diversion of humanitarian aid intended for the populations held against their will in Tindouf.
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After the scandal of the diversion of humanitarian aid by polisario and Algeria currently being examined by the European Parliament, a new matter has been brought to the attention of the European Commission. It concerns the extrajudicial executions in the Tindouf camps.
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The matter of the diversion of humanitarian aid intended for the populations held against their will in the Tindouf camps on Algerian territory was officially referred to the European Parliament's Committee on Development (DEVE) on Thursday.
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Too much is too much! This is the cry of despair of MEP Nicolas Bay in the face of Brussels’s inaction in the face of the continued embezzlement of European humanitarian aid by the Polisario and Algeria.
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Belgian federal Member of Parliament and former Member of the European Parliament Hugues Bayet stated that Morocco has turned its Southern Provinces into a "hub of growth and development" since their recovery in 1975.
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Having a large military arsenal and at the same time begging for food aid is an equation that a member of the European parliament tried to solve by appealing to the common sense of the leaders of the European Union (EU).
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Having the EU-Morocco association agreement cover products originating from Western Sahara is a new challenge to Morocco. The decision was announced Tuesday through the Official Journal of the European Union.
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The European Commission put an end on Tuesday to the controversy that some MEPs are trying to create about compliance with marketing standards for fruit and vegetables from the southern provinces of the Kingdom.
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Switzerland denied having in its territories a representation of the Polisario, reducing the Algerian-backed group to its status of a separatist militia serving its paymasters’ regional agenda.
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Eighteen Italian communes in Canavese expressed their support for the autonomy initiative in the Moroccan Sahara.
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The position of the European Union (EU) on the labeling of Moroccan products has not changed, said on Thursday in Brussels EU spokesman Peter Stano.
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Portuguese Foreign Minister, Augusto Santos Silva, welcomed, Wednesday in Rabat, the Moroccan autonomy initiative, saying that the Moroccan plan is a "very serious and credible" initiative for the settlement of the Sahara issue.
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At the recent 14th session of the Morocco/European Union Association Council meeting in Brussels, the European Union joined its language concerning Western Sahara with that of the United Nations Security Council.
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The end of June saw a flurry of announcements and actions that solidify Morocco’s profile as a country determined to build a diverse and sustainable economy.
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The European Union has welcomed the “serious and credible” efforts made by Morocco to solve the Sahara regional conflict, saying that these efforts were recognized by the UN Security Council in its resolution 2468 adopted end of April 2019 with a large majority.