Le Matin du Sahara: The Bulgarian Ambassador Ms. Petrova Katya Todorova renewed the support of her country to a "final solution acceptable by all parties" to the Sahara issue. Ms. Petrova said in an interview published Friday in Le Matin du Sahara paper that Bulgaria would "continue to support efforts aimed at reaching a final solution acceptable by all parties in the framework of the United Nations. " 

Mauritanian Assafir:  Mauritanian Assafir newspaper said that the Moroccan proposal to grant the Sahara expanded autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty was "a golden opportunity" to close a stage that "has prevented for a long time the region’s development, the building the Arab Maghreb Union by removing communicative obstacles among its members".

Malian Independent: A Malian newspaper called the Bamako government to cancel its recognition of the delusional Sahrawi Republic, believing that "the disadvantages of this recognition, if continued, will be more than its positive aspects."

Al Raye al Am: The Sudanese newspaper “Al Raye al Am” expressed optimism that autonomy plan for the southern provinces proposed by Morocco would be accepted by parties to the conflict.

Inter "Côte d'ivoire": Ivorian newspaper "L’Inter" said on Wednesday that broadened autonomy plan proposed by Morocco to find a political solution to the Sahara issue was supported by a significant number of Member States in the United Nations.