A parliamentary intergroup in support of the autonomy plan for the Moroccan Sahara has just been set up on the initiative of several MPs and senators belonging to different Italian political groups, announced on Monday MPs Marco Di Maio and Urania Papatheu in a press release.

There is no stopping the growing international support for the Moroccan Sahara. Following the strong official positions expressed by several global powers, such as the United States, Spain and Germany, in support of the autonomy plan presented by the Kingdom, it is the turn of intellectuals, politicians and associations of the Maghreb region to display their mobilization in favor of this realistic and promising solution for the region.

A conference debate on “the legal, economic and social issues of the Moroccan Sahara" was hosted Tuesday evening in Paris by Hubert Seillan, honorary professor of law and lawyer at the Paris Bar, author of several books on Morocco.

The Consulate General of Morocco in Bordeaux held on Wednesday a conference to promote the second edition of the book "The Moroccan Sahara" by French professor and lawyer Hubert Seillan.

Vice-President of the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region, Ghalla Bahiya, highlighted Thursday before the members of the United Nations C24 the growing international recognition of the legitimacy of Morocco's rights over its southern provinces and of the autonomy plan as the only possible solution to settle the regional dispute over the Sahara.

The Netherlands considered, Wednesday, the autonomy plan, presented in 2007 by Morocco, as "a serious and credible contribution to the UN-led political process" to find a solution to the Sahara issue.

Romania reiterated, Wednesday in Marrakech, its support to the autonomy initiative presented in 2007 by Morocco as a "serious" and "credible" basis for the resolution of the artificial conflict over the Moroccan Sahara.