The responsibility of Algeria in the conflict around the Moroccan Sahara is confirmed by historical realities and data and positions that have over 40 years of this "artificial conflict", said Thursday in Rabat, Minister Delegate in charge of Relations with Parliament and Civil Society, government spokesman Mustapha El Khalfi.

Once again the rightfulness of the sacred issue of all Moroccans, strength of national unity and mobilization around the Moroccan Sahara have been successful, this time in Lisbon where Polisario and others have suffered a serious blow at a conference held on Monday at the Catholic University of the Portuguese capital.

Malian Foreign Minister Tiéman Hubert Coulibaly said, Thursday in Rabat, that "the autonomy project has been deemed serious and credible by several UN resolutions", adding that "it is appropriate to continue in this way to resolve this dispute amicably, with no clashes or violence".

The relocation of any "polisario" facility, be it civil, military, administrative, or of any kind or nature whatsoever, from the Tindouf camps in Algeria, to the East of the security structure in the Moroccan Sahara, "constitutes a casus belli", warned permanent representative of Morocco to the United Nations, ambassador Omar Hilale in a letter sent, Sunday, to president of the Security Council, Gustavo Meza-Cuadra.

Serious violations of children's rights in the Tindouf camps were denounced during a meeting organized as part of the 13th the World Social Forum (WSF), held in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil.