Libyan official sources firmly denied on Tuesday, statements attributed to the guide of the Libyan Revolution, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, saying that "the only possible solution to the Sahara issue passes through a referendum of self-determination ".

Ahmeddou Ould Souilem, a leading founding member of the Algeria-backed separatist movement of Polisario who recently returned to Morocco, said "politically, Polisario does not exist as it acts on Algeria's orders".

Interior Minister, Chakib Benmoussa said separatists' instrumentalization of human rights in Sahara is a mere reaction to the international community's endorsement of Morocco's initiative to grant a substantial autonomy to its southern provinces, the Sahara.

The Yemeni paper (Diyar) said on Sunday, that the return of Mr. Ahmadou Ould Souilem,  founding member of the Polisario Front, who recently joined homeland is the "natural situation that should prevail," arguing that this return and statements, "show Souilem’s great attachment to his country" Morocco.

Thirty years ago to the day, the region of Oued-Eddahab-Lagouira returned to the motherland, a flagship event in the annals of history of the Kingdom, crowning the long struggle for several decades for the completion of the independence of Morocco, consecrating its territorial integrity and achieving national unity.