Khalihenna calls on the Polisario and Algeria to give up impossible claims

Morocco called, here Sunday, upon the Algerian-backed separatist movement "Polisario" and Algeria to give up "unworkable claims" and show good faith in negotiations to move forward towards a consensus-based political solution to the 32-year Sahara dispute.

"I am here today to express Corcas full and unconditional support to the request by the National Agency of Telecommunications Regulation(ANRT) to manage the .eh domain (Sakia El Hamra / reserved for the Sahara) due to the the Agency’s  experience in this field" said Corcas vice-president, Khadad El Moussaoui.  

Polisario has the choice between autonomy or to stay in Tindouf Camps

The Chairman of the Royal Council for Sahara Affairs (CORCAS), Khalihenna Ould Errachid said, here Wednesday, that the Algerian-backed Polisario separatists have only two choices: to accept Morocco's autonomy proposal for the Sahara, or to stay in the Tindouf camps, southwestern Algeria.

The third round of the UN-led talks on the Sahara issue kicked off on Tuesday morning in Manhasset, outskirts of New York city under the auspices of the united Nations and the participation of delegations of Morocco, Polisario , Algeria, and Mauritania.