| On the Monday 19th of June a meeting took place in the headquarter of the European parliament, between a Corcas delegation and Mr Christian Jourit the director in charge of the Mediterranean and Middle east affairs in the Khafeir Solana‘s cabinet, during this meeting Mr Jourit expressed his satisfaction to the right path used by Morocco, which relies on diplomacy in order to settle the western Sahara issue. More... |
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| Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid, Chairman of the Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs and his accompanying delegation, held on Monday, in the presence of the Consul General of the Kingdom in Seville a meeting with Mr. Manuel Garcia Navarro, the spokesman of the Socialist Parliamentary Group of the Regional Parliament of Andalusia. More... |
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| ![](/DesktopModules/Articles/MakeThumbnail.aspx?Image=%2fPortals%2f9%2fMakeThumbnailCAUGXHYR.jpg&w=120) Manuel Garcia Faro: We are ready to help resolve the Sahara issue
Mr. Manuel Garcia Faro, Chairman of Socialist Party in Andalusia said after a meeting with Corcas delegation Alkourkas, on a visit to Andalusia to explain the contents of the Moroccan proposal to resolve the conflict in the Sahara, said that "the visit was very useful because it enabled us to put forward and exchange views in a frank and serious way."
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| ![](/DesktopModules/Articles/MakeThumbnail.aspx?Image=%2fPortals%2f9%2fMakeThumbnailCAK0XFHU.jpg&w=120) The delegation of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs met on Monday in Seville with professors of Law, at Pablo de Olavide University, in the context of a visit by the delegation to Andalusia to explain the contents of the Moroccan proposal to resolve the Sahara dispute. More... |
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| Khalihenna: Polisario Front in difficult situation and does not respond to the realities of global changes
Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid and the delegation accompanying him made on Monday, a press conference in Seville in the context of a visit by the delegation to Andalusia to explain the contents of the Moroccan proposal to resolve the Sahara dispute. More... |
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