King Mohammed VI renewed on Thursday Morocco's full resolve to engage in serious negotiations on autonomy as a final solution to the Sahara dispute, underlining that this initiative remains on the table.

The flame, lit 33 years ago with the launch of the Green March and which led to a mobilization and unprecedented national unity of all forces of the Nation, continues to illuminate the path of Morocco on the way of the preservation of its territorial integrity and strengthen the collective mobilization for the consolidation of sovereignty, rooted in history and reaffirmed by land and citizens. 

"Al Moharir Al Arbi" weekly appearing in Beirut, criticized the position of Algeria regarding the issue of Morocco’s territorial unity, stressing that through its support to the Polisario, Algeria positioned as "part of separatism, fragmentation and disintegration of ranks".

Two Moroccan citizens, of Saharawi descent, returned Sunday to their motherland, Morocco after they succeeded to flee the Tindouf camps, southwestern Algeria.

Sahara Autonomy: prelude to the Maghreb region, a book written by Abdelhamid El Ouali was presented on the second day of the debate on the situation of human rights in the Southern Provinces, which ended Thursday in Laayoune.