Khalihenna: Sahara conflict Moroccan- Moroccan issue with international dimensions

Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid, chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs said to Aljazeera’s Dayf Al Muntasaf Program that the circumstances that prevailed in the seventies in the Maghreb, the Cold War, the inter Arab conflicts - Arab conflict between progressive regimes and conflicts between the then preservative regimes caused interventions in the Sahara conflict, bringing about deep international dimensions.

"The Secretary General’s report is an important testimony from the UN Secretary General before the Security Council, reflecting that all the options presented before the United Nations failed. First, Baker's project has become a burried option as it does not comprise all the conditions required for a solution based on justice and objectivity relating mainly to the Sahara issue.

Dr. Maoulainin Ben Khalihanna Maouelainin, Secretary General of the Royal Advisory Council for Sahran Affairs confirmed that "the only and best option to solve the Sahara issue is to grant full autonomy to the Southern Provinces".

Khalihenna: This is a wise move aimed at reconciliation among all Saharawis

Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid,  President of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs said that the royal pardon issued by His Majesty King Mohammed VI for 46 prisoners, a wise step that reflects the love of His Majesty the King to the people of the region and aimed at final reconciliation of all Sahrawis

Dr. Maoulainain: the royal pardon for Sahara prisoners  step forward after March 25

Corcas Secretary General, Dr. Maoulainain Ben Khalihenna Maoulainain praised royal pardon in favour of a number of Saharan prisonners.