Mr Khalihenna: Sahara lives in an unprecedented state of quietness and stability 

 Mr Khalihenna said in his  exclusive statements to the Basque Euskadi radio about the so-called Aminatou Haidar’s affair and the future of the Sahara conflict last Friday that the Sahara region lives” an unprecedented state of quietness and stability ever since his Majesty  king Mohamed VI  proposed the autonomy project to sahraouis” .

The Chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs accorded a long interview to the Spanish radio Cadena Ser last Friday in which he commented the developments of the Aminatou Haidar case.

Khalihenna: Aminatou Haidar is the only responsible for her situation

Spanish Newspaper La Gaceta published full interview with Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid, chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs concerning the issue of the separatist Aminatou Haider, the fate of the negotiations on the Sahara, and the future of the region and Polisario Front within autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty.

Mr Khalihenna:  The plan is meant for Algeria and Polisario to escape their responsibilities regarding the UNSC resolutions

  MBC’s satellite channel broadcasted Saturday evening an interview with Khalihenna Ould Errachid, the chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan affairs, in its news bulletin about the so-called Aminatou Haidar.  The news bulletin includes a report about the so-called Aminatou Haidar‘s affair under the title: “human rights file on a hot political surface”, MBC’s correspondent in Rabat described the affair as “a political ball in human rights pitch» showing in his report a document which proves that Aminatou received a financial compensation from the equity and conciliatory commission for the damage she was subjected to during the years of the gun.

Mr Khalihenna: the American secretary of state’s call to resume negotiations about the Sahara reflects the international community’s position

The satellite channel Al Jazeera interviewed Mr Khalihenna Ould Errachid    the Chairman of the Royal advisory council for Saharan affairs yesterday evening within its bulletin “Al Hassad Al Magharibi” about the so-called Aminatou Haidar, and the American state secretary Hilary Clinton’s call for Morocco and Polisario front to resume negotiations about the Sahara