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Bayan Al Yawm: The chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs revealed a new methodology in approaching the Sahara issue under the broad autonomy chosen by Morocco. Regardless of what this methodology can be described, whether it is alternative or parallel, this does not tend by nature, daring and positive consideration to this complex and thorny issue from the perspective of broad and realistic overcome desire and firm will to conduct a genuine reconciliation between the state and its citizens, including Moroccan including those who have chosen the specific historical circumstances logic of separation.
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Ilaf: Statements of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, Khalihenna Ould Errachid, surprised many observers of the Moroccan Sahara issue. He announced the council’s intention to negotiate and dialogue with Polisario Front which claims the independence of the southern provinces.
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Under an autonomous regime, the southern provinces will have great opportunities to flourish and develop even more, Mr. Khalihenna Ould Errachid, the chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs told the weekly "Challenge" on April 17th 2006.
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The Secretary General of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs, Mr. Maouelainin Maouelainin Ben Khalihenna gave an interview to “Telquel” weekly on April 15th, 2006.
full text of the interview:
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Appointed not elected, consultative but without no decision-making power, therefore without popular support, Corcas raises considerable controversy. Should we give it a favourable judgement despite its institutional limits? The answer may not be made today because, according to its chairman, the Corcas does not yet know much about its mission. That will depend on the king and his decision only.
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