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Mauritania President receives Personal Envoy of UN SG for the Sahara
2/15/2008

United Nations Secretary General's Personal Envoy for the Sahara Peter Van Walsum said, here Thursday, that he was "not satisfied with the state of negotiations" on the Sahara dispute opposing Morocco to the Algerian-backed separatist movement "Polisario".


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Sahara dispute: Polisario should accept any serious proposal by Morocco, expert
2/14/2008

Polisario should accept any serious proposal of Morocco to resolve the 32-year-old Sahara dispute, said the British expert Hugh Roberts, noting that this dispute is not a question of decolonization, but rather one of sovereignty.


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Sahara issue persistence 'aggravating factor of terrorist threat' in Sahelo-Saharan region, expert
2/13/2008

The persistence of the Sahara issue is an "aggravating factor of the terrorist threat" in the Sahelo-Saharan region, said Mr. Charles Saint Prot, Director of the Paris-based Center for Geopolitical Studies (OEG).


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Van Walsum should convince Algerian, Polisario leaders to give up 'blockade attitude', expert
2/12/2008

The personal Envoy of the United nations Secretary General for the Sahara, peter Van Walsum who is currently visiting the Maghreb region (Feb.6-14), should convince the Polisario leaders and their Algerian backers to give up n their "blockade attitude," Director of the Paris-based Observatory of geopolitical studies (OEG) affirmed on Monday.


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Arab Parties’ Congress calls for speeding up the settlement of the Sahara issue
2/11/2008
The Arab Parties’ Congress called Saturday in Rabat, for the speeding up of the settlement of the Sahara issue, in order to serve the supreme interests of the Maghreb region peoples and protect the region against fragmentation risks and disintegration. 
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