The EU concerned about impact of Sahara issue on regional security, Swedish Ambassador United Nations - The European Union (EU) is concerned about the impact of the Sahara issue on regional security and cooperation, Swedish Ambassador to the UN, Anders Liden, said on Wednesday.

Population detained in the Tindouf camps must not continue to suffer for the failure of Algeria to fulfill its commitment to the International Law, U.S. Think Tank Inter-University Center for Legal Studies (IUCLS) said.

Several African countries expressed on Friday in New York, before the 4th United Nations Committee their full support to efforts by Morocco to resolve the dispute over the Sahara. These countries also welcomed the autonomy initiative as a solution that suits all parties to this conflict.

Mr. Naciri deplored the fact that the climate of democracy and openness in Morocco "is used inappropriately to serve a foreign agenda"

The spokesman for the Association of Sahrawi tribes in Europe, and member of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs (CORCAS), Mr. Lahcen Mahraoui, strongly condemned the visit of some people to the Lahmada camps in Tindouf.