The Moroccan Autonomy Initiative for the Sahara region was strongly supported by a majority of member states of the Committee of 24, Subsidiary Body of the UN General Assembly. This Initiative, described as serious and credible by the Security Council since 2007, seeks to reach a negotiated and...
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The Andean Parliament unanimously expressed full support for Morocco’s initiative to grant autonomy to its southern provinces as a lasting political solution to the regional conflict over the Sahara.
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The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies adopted, Wednesday unanimously, a motion in support of the Moroccan autonomy initiative for its southern provinces and of the Kingdom's efforts to reach a political solution to the artificial conflict over the Moroccan Sahara.
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Morocco’s autonomy plan represents “a basis for negotiation” to reach a final solution to the conflict over the Moroccan Sahara, said the Committee on Foreign Affairs at the Swedish Parliament (Riksdag).
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The United States reiterated, Wednesday, that the autonomy plan in the Sahara is serious, credible and realistic, in a response by the Department of State to MAP.
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Jean-Yves le Drian, French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, received in Paris, Horst Kohler, United Nations Secretary-General Personal Envoy for Western Sahara.
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King Mohammed VI of Morocco reaffirmed on Monday that no settlement of the Sahara issue is possible other than within the framework of the Kingdom’s full sovereignty over its Sahara, and within the autonomy initiative.
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Professor Stephen Tomblin of the University of Newfoundland, St. John's in Canada, said that the Moroccan Autonomy Initiative is a "serious and credible" proposal that aims to “find a new compromise to a destructive conflict that has lasted too long”.
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United States president Donald Trump signed a fiscal law on Friday, approved by the US Congress, which allows Morocco to use funds allocated to the kingdom in the Western Sahara.
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Morocco’s foreign ministry voiced satisfaction with the support expressed by the US for a political solution to the Sahara issue based on the autonomy proposal under the Kingdom’s sovereignty.
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The Polisario Front has been rebuked by its minor faction, Khat Chahid (Line of the Martyr), in the aftermath of the United Nations Security Council’s unanimous passing of Resolution 2351 regarding Western Sahara.
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The autonomy initiative, presented by Morocco in 2007, was further strengthened by resolution 2351, adopted unanimously by the members of the UN Security Council (UNSC), said ,Saturday, minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Nasser Bourita.
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France's ambassador to the United Nations, François Delattre, reiterated, on Friday at the UN Security Council, his country's position, considering the fact that the autonomy plan constitutes a "serious and credible basis" for the resolution of the artificial conflict over the Moroccan Sahara....
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The United Nations Security Council (UNSC), on Friday, unanimously extended the mandate of the MINURSO until April 30th 2018, and once again stressed the pre-eminence of the Moroccan autonomy initiative in the Sahara, describing as "serious" and "credible" Morocco's efforts to move forward in...
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Signatories to the Bogota Declaration hailed Morocco's peace and regionalization initiative for the southern provinces and the Kingdom's return to the African Union (AU).
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The Morocco-proposed autonomy initiative for the Sahara resounds with force in the annual report on Western Sahara that the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres submitted to the Security Council on April 10.
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France on Tuesday reiterated its position on the issue of the Moroccan Sahara, stressing that the autonomy plan is a serious and credible basis for a negotiated solution.
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The autonomy plan presented by Morocco provides an appropriate framework for a lasting solution to the dispute over the Sahara, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Republic of Senegal to the United Nations Gorgui Ciss said Friday in New York.
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Cote d’Ivoire hailed Thursday in New York efforts made by Morocco to settle the artificial dispute over the Moroccan Sahara and reiterated its strong support to the autonomy plan presented by the Kingdom.
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Bahrain’s foreign minister, Cheikh Khalid Bin Ahmed Bin Mohamed Al Khalifa, stressed, Monday before the 71st session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA), the need for a political settlement to the “Moroccan Sahara” issue “on the basis of the autonomy initiative,” presented by Morocco.
