The Moroccan ambassador and permanent representative at the UN in Geneva Mr Mohamed Loulichki denounced the untruth and distortion of the reality in the southern provinces presented last Monday afternoon at the time of the human rights general discussions by speakers who used Moroccan passports to attend such debate, and who are complaining paradoxically of freedom to circulate.

Answering the royal appeal “the homeland is clement and merciful”, a Moroccan, family of eight native persons of the southern provinces of the kingdom of Morocco went back Sunday evening to the homeland flying Tindouf camps south of Algeria.

 King Mohammed VI of Morocco on Wednesday appointed Abbas El Fassi, leader of the Istiqlal (Independence) Party, Prime Minister.    Mr. El Fassi, 67, whose conservative party won the September 7 legislative elections with 52 seats, was appointed in replacement of Mr. Driss Jettou, a technocrat who led the outgoing government since the 2002 polls.

Morocco is a respectful country to the principle of human rights, at home in the southern provinces,  different delegations who  went to the Sahara have been able to  circulate freely, and noticed closely  the peaceful life in the region, underlined the Moroccan ambassador , and permanent representative at the UN in Geneva Mr Mohamed Loulichki

The chairman of the CORCAS Mr Khalihenna Ould Errachid held discussions, yesterday afternoon at the council’s headquarters in Rabat with the head of the middle –east and North Africa department at the Danish foreign affairs ministry. Mr Thomas Anker Christiensen.