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Mr Khalihenna: Aminatou Haidar’s case does not deserve any comment, and Algeria constitutes a problem to build up the Arab Maghreb, but it is not any more obstacle for the Moroccan victory in the Sahara issue.
In an exclusive live interview with “ASWAT” Radio station on Monday Mr Khalihenna said that the Aminatou Haidar’s case is over and does not deserve any more comment. He added in the weekly program called “ diaries of citizens” that the case of Aminatou Haidar “ was a nightmare with a decent end” for Morocco , and that we have “ to put an end to this page as quick as possible” expressing his hope that Haidar’s case will be the first and the last case of its kind .
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During the meeting, the Chairman of Corcas mentions the mission and the prerogatives of the Council based on the Royal Dahir. He also highlighted the Council's achievements in terms of politics, economic and social development in the context of its regular and special annual sessions. He also reiterated the full commitment of Moroccans originally from the Sahara to autonomy initiated by His Majesty King Mohammed VI.
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The secretary general of the Royal advisory council for Saharan affairs (CORCAS) Mr Maouelainin Maouelainin Ben Khalihenna made Friday evening in Fes an assessment of the cambitious socioeconomic projects carried out in the southern provinces of the Kingdom.
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The Chairman of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs accorded a long interview to the Spanish radio Cadena Ser last Friday in which he commented the developments of the Aminatou Haidar case.
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Mr Khalihenna: Sahara lives in an unprecedented state of quietness and stability
Mr Khalihenna said in his exclusive statements to the Basque Euskadi radio about the so-called Aminatou Haidar’s affair and the future of the Sahara conflict last Friday that the Sahara region lives” an unprecedented state of quietness and stability ever since his Majesty king Mohamed VI proposed the autonomy project to sahraouis” .
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