The British Foreign Minister, William Hague, called on Monday, the parties to the Sahara conflict, to continue their involvement into the UN process to find a mutually acceptable political solution to this regional dispute.

The Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted on Monday without a vote, a draft resolution that reiterates the United Nations' support for the process of negotiations on the Sahara, calling upon "all the parties and the States of the region to cooperate fully with the UN Secretary-General and his Personal Envoy and with each other."

withdrawing its recognition of the so-called SADR, Kenya called on Thursday in New York for negotiations "without preconditions and in good faith," the only way "to achieve a just, lasting and mutually acceptable solution."

Speeches of petitioners and representatives of states, politicians, parliamentarians and representatives of civil society around the world, continue before the Fourth United Nations commission which began its work Monday in New York.

The international expert on terrorism and organized crime, Jose Maria Gil Garre called on Tuesday, the UN not to ignore the Sahara issue, accusing the Polisario "to keep on the conflict to continue existing, while the leaders of this group have become millionaires. "