Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Cavusoglu on Thursday renewed his country’s support for Morocco’s territorial integrity.
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On Sunday, Bolivian President Evo Morales announced his resignation. The latter could be a source of concern for the Polisario, which might be losing one of its important allies in Latin America.
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«It is time to solve the Sahara issue», Mauritanian Foreign Minister Ismail Ould Cheikh told reporters on Thursday.
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The Indonesian government has renewed its firm backing to the efforts engaged by the United Nations for reaching an enduring political solution to the Sahara issue.
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The Cuban President has totally overlooked the Algeria-backed Polisario and its self-proclaimed Sahrawi Republic SADR, in his address before the XVIII Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement, heralding a change of position regarding the artificial Sahara conflict.
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Maintaining the Sahara issue on the decolonization agenda of the Fourth Committee of the UN General Assembly is an anomaly that runs against the UN charter and the mandate of the Security Council.
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Former Secretary General of Algeria’s all-powerful FLN party, Amaar Saadani, voiced the discontent within the Algerian political class regarding the blind support and lavish spending on the separatist Polisario front.
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Moroccan university professor and writer Bachir Edkhil has affirmed that the option of a referendum in the Sahara has become obsolete and incompatible with the reality of the region.
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The Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, reaffirmed, in his latest report to the Security Council, the parameters of the political solution to the regional dispute over the Moroccan Sahara.
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In case you missed the news earlier, Western Sahara is not a topic for consideration in the Security Council this month.
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UK’s Minister for the Middle East and North Africa and Minister of State for International Development, Andrew Murrison, reiterated Tuesday in Rabat his country's "full support" to the UN-led process aimed at reaching a solution to the Moroccan Sahara issue as well as to Morocco's "serious and...
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Director general for Middle East and North Africa at the Japanese foreign ministry, ambassador katsuhiko Takahashi, reiterated, on Sunday in Tokyo, his country's non-recognition of fake "SADR" and lauded the important role of Morocco in the MENA region.
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The Polisario Front has not been one of the priorities set up by the Algerian lobbyists in the United States. This has been witnessed after the statements published by the Wall Street Journal’s recent article on the Sahara.
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For the United States, independence is not an option to settle the Moroccan Sahara issue, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) pointed out in an article published on Sunday.
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Japan reaffirmed its steady position on the Sahara issue making it clear that it has never and will never recognize the Polisario separatist entity.
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Following the unexpected resignation of Horst Köhler as the UNSG’s Personal Envoy for the Western Sahara on May 22, chances to advance the Western Sahara dossier in the coming year seem seriously diminished. However, other factors may keep the Americans pushing the parties forward.
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A large delegation of elected representatives from Morocco’s Southern Provinces, led by President of the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab Regional Council, Yanja El Khattat, held talks with several Irish senior officials as part of a visit to Ireland (June 13-15).
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The Dominican Republic has reaffirmed its respect for the territorial integrity of Morocco and its national sovereignty as well as its support for the efforts of Morocco in the search for a political solution to put an end to the regional dispute over the Sahara.
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El Salvador's new government is currently in an assessment phase of its diplomatic relations with the pseudo "SADR", says on Friday the Salvadoran Foreign ministry.
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After serving for just 25 months as Personal Envoy of the UN Secretary-General for the Sahara, Horst Köhler quitted his UN job for “health reasons”. His resignation raises the possibility of three scenarios.