Morocco's autonomy plan, which is supported by the international community, is the "only realistic path" to end the conflict over the Sahara, US daily New York Times reported on Friday.

a visit paid recently by a delegation of Moroccan sahraouis which represents the civil society is still attracting the Italian media. On Thursday the “Corriere de Siena” (toscane –centre) has talked again about testimonies made by members of this delegation about the truth of the so –called Sahara issue, and sufferings of the sequestered at tindouf refugee camps in Algeria

Chairwoman of the British NGO "Freedom for All", Tanya Warburg lauded, on Wednesday in the southern city of Laayoune, the development momentum maintained in the Moroccan Sahara.

French Prime Minister François Fillon reiterated, on Friday in Paris, his country's support for the "pertinent" autonomy proposal submitted by Morocco to disrupt the status-quo and resolve the dispute over the Sahara.
    

the Spanish government reaffirmed on Thursday its total support to the efforts made by Christopher Ross the secretary general‘s personal envoy to the Sahara region.