Morocco will continue working with UNSG personal envoy for the Sahara Horst Koehler for the preparation of upcoming events with "the same serenity, positive spirit and clear frame of reference," said, Thursday in Geneva, foreign minister Nasser Bourita.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed, on Tuesday, the decision of Morocco and Algeria to participate in a round-table meeting in Geneva on 5 and 6 December on the regional dispute over the Moroccan Sahara.

Maintaining the status quo in the Sahara benefits no party, said on Thursday German foreign minister Heiko Maas.

The United Nations reiterated on Thursday its support for "enhanced dialogue" between Morocco and Algeria, to the great benefit of the entire region.

Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign and European Affairs Minister Didier Reynders expressed on Tuesday in Rabat his country's favorable position to a bilateral dialogue between Morocco and Algeria in the framework of the Royal Appeal for the establishment of a bilateral political mechanism for dialogue and consultation to solve all disputes between the two countries and work together on regional and transnational challenges.