The United States on Monday said it was "pleased" that Morocco and the Algerian-backed separatists movement "Polisario" met again in attempt to reach a final solution to the 32-year-old dispute over the Sahara, insisting that a "meaningful autonomy is promising and realistic way forward."

Members of the Moroccan delegation to the second round of the Sahara negotiations which took place the 10th and11th of august   at Manhasset, suburb of Newyork, expressed their optimism, and confidence in the on going process, regretting the stiff position of the other party.

The Program Presenter: You came from the Sahara and you returned to Morocco and you met with members of the Polisario front. From a psychological point of view, how did you receive the negotiations and how did they start and how did they end?

Corcas chairman said in statements to Moroccan TV channels after the conclusion of the second round of negotiations in Manhasset, New York that the second round of Manhasset negotiations made "no progress" towards resolving the Western Sahara conflict, and Polisario Front "needs great courage to take the necessary decision to move things away from inertia.