Diario De Sevilla: Sahrawis loyal to the Moroccan king insist on the Polisario to negotiate about autonomy. The Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs insisted yesterday on Polisario to negotiate a way out of the dispute over Western Sahara, which has lasted for more than thirty years. Khalihenna Ould Errachid, the chairman of the Council created by King Mohammed VI last March, revealed some elements of the draft prepared by the Council for submission next October to the UN Security Council.

The chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, Khalihenna Ould Errachid, called on the Polisario Front to join "as soon as possible" the Council created by King Mohammed VI and in the proposal granting self-government for Western Sahara, so as to make "peace, development and decent living definitely "in the region, despite Polisario’s dogmatism inherited from the past“.

Our visit to the Andalusia region was successful and it was characterized by various meetings relating to the Andalusia Parliament and the parliamentary groups as well as the political parties and the government, the Head of the Andalusia government, university professors specialized in law, press and TV.

“It was really a historical visit as we had meetings with all the political, economic and media constituents of the Canary Islands. Concerning my evaluation to this visit, I can say that it clarified the relations between the Canary Islands and our national affair, the Sahara affair and we were fully supported by all the authorities we met: the Government representative in Tinerefy and his deputy in Las Palmas,

Khalihenna: the search for impossible solution in the Sahara prolongs the suffering of the majority of Sahrawis

The recent establishment of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs is a step designed mainly to handle economic affairs and preserve Sahrawi cultural identity.