President of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (CORCAS), Mr. M. Khalihenna Ould Errachid said that Morocco, like the international community insists on the need for the next round of negotiations on the Sahara, to be a “serious and deep” step in order to reach final settlement of this issue, which can only be autonomy, as unique option." 

Khalihenna: next negotiation round should be serious

"The Royal Advisory Council was founded by His Majesty the King Mohammed VI in Laâyoun on March 25th, 2006. It's a Royal organization which aims at preparing the psycological, political, diplomatic, economic and social environment for the implementation of a final solution for the Sahara issue relating to the autonomy under the Moroccan sovereignty. We have started indeed  working in these different fields"

King Mohammed VI denounced the humiliation and suffering inflicted upon Moroccan citizens held in the Polisario-run Tindouf camps, Algeria in "gross violation of the basic principles of international humanitarian law."

Dr Karl Addicks, member of the Bundestag (German parliament) called Sharaouis who live in Tindouf camps and Polisario front to leave these camps and go back to the southern provinces of  the Kingdom of Morocco, within the framework of a substantial autonomy proposed by Morocco