Japan welcomed, on Friday, “serious and credible Moroccan efforts” within the framework of the autonomy initiative to settle the Moroccan Sahara issue.

Nearly thirty British parliamentarians and lords sent a letter to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, David Cameron, in which they called, in a bipartisan initiative, on the British government to support the Moroccan autonomy plan “formally and without delay” as “the only solution” to the artificial dispute over the Sahara.

During the regional conference of the Committee of 24, held recently in Caracas, the Commonwealth of Dominica reaffirmed its “full support” for the autonomy plan for the Sahara, considering it the “basis” for a realistic and practical solution to this regional dispute.

Sierra Leone has reaffirmed, during the C24 Caribbean Seminar, held in Caracas (May 14 to 16), its support for the Autonomy initiative presented by Morocco to settle once and for all the regional dispute over the Sahara.

The Union of the Comoros reaffirmed, at the UN Committee of 24 (C-24) Caribbean Seminar held in Caracas (14-16 May), Venezuela, from 14 to 16 May, its support for the autonomy plan presented by Morocco to definitively settle the regional dispute over the Sahara.