The works of the twenty-fifth session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva on Monday kicked off 3rd March with the participation of a delegation from the Kingdom of Morocco, including members from the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs.

The Elcano Real Institute, a leading "think tank" in Spain called for a solution to the Sahara autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty, warning against the creation of a micro-state that would risk the security of the region.

British MPs, who recently paid a visit to the southern provinces of the kingdom, categorically denied misleading claims conveyed by the enemies of Morocco’s territorial integrity about the situation in the southern provinces.

French Socialist Euro-deputy Gilles Pargneaux urged the European Commission to shed light on the killing by the Algerian army of two Sahrawi tradesmen at the Algerian-Mauritanian border.

The Moroccan autonomy plan is the ideal solution to the Sahara issue, said chairman of the Czech-Moroccan friendship parliamentary group Vaclav Zemek.