Speaking as part of the citizen-run show "Sahara Debate", Mr. Shoji Matsumoto, Professor of international comparative law at the University of Sapporo in Japan, deconstructed, point by point, the allegations peddled by Algeria and the “polisario” on the so-called representativeness of the pseudo “sadr” and highlighted the conformity of the Moroccan Autonomy Initiative with the International Law, which is based on a “win-win” solution and opens up prospects for peace, security and cooperation in the Maghreb region.

The Kingdom of Morocco has obtained an observer member status within the Andean Community of Nations, during the 20th meeting of the Andean Presidential Council held this Wednesday in Bogotá, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Abroad announced.

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 Tindouf camps.

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.

The Moroccan autonomy initiative for the Sahara is a “realistic and important” basis for the settlement of this regional dispute, affirmed Nicaraguan parliamentarians during the creation of the Nicaragua-Morocco parliamentary friendship group.