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'Self-determination does not necessarily mean independence', U.S. ambassador in Algiers
The ambassador of the United States in Algiers, Robert S. Ford, reiterated, Monday, his country's position in favour of Morocco's autonomy proposal for the Sahara, stressing that "self-determination does not necessarily mean independence."
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Morocco draws EU's attention on embezzlement of humanitarian aid destined to Tindouf camps
Morocco's ambassador to the European Communities, Menouar Alem, on Friday, drew the attention of the European Commission's Humanitarian Aid Office (ECHO) on the use and the real destination of the Community aid destined to the Sahrawi population held against its will in Tindouf, Southwest Algeria.
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Residents of Tindouf camps forced to take military trainings (NGOs)
The U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants USCRI stressed that the residents of Tindouf camps are forced to attend military training before being shipped to Cuba.
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Washington reaffirms its support to autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty
United States President, Georges W. Bush, has confirmed that Morocco's initiative to grant substantial autonomy to its Southern Provinces -the Sahara- under the kingdom's sovereignty, is the only solution to the 32-year old dispute over the former Spanish colony, and insisted that an independent State, as claimed by the Algerian-backed separatist movement "Polisario", is not a realistic option.
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Kenya continues to support UNSC stance on Sahara issue
The Republic of Kenya continues to support the UN Security Council's stance regarding the Sahara issue, affirmed, here Wednesday, visiting Kenyan Vice Prime Minister and Trade Minister, Uhuru Kenyatta.
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