With all due respect to Algeria and its separatist Polisario puppet, international community as represented at the United Nations, has never ceased to reaffirm the relevance of a political solution to the Moroccan Sahara, which finds its incarnation in the autonomy plan proposed by the Kingdom as a means of settling this artificial regional dispute.

The Moroccan cities of Laayoune, Benguerir and Chefchaouen have been declared by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) "learning cities".

The Moroccan cities of Laayoune, Benguerir and Chefchaouen have been declared by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) "learning cities".

The relocation of university examination centers aims to ensure equal opportunities for students, said the director of the Laâyoune Higher School of Technology (EST), Ahmed Rguibi Idrissi.

The conflict over the Sahara "depends only on the Algerian regime which fuels it in an artificial and very expensive way", said director general of the Observatory for geopolitical studies (OEG), Charles Saint-Prot.