Participants in the 2nd Policy Conference of the Coalition for Autonomy in the Sahara (AUSACO), held Tuesday in Dakhla, called for a redefinition of the United Nations' approach to the Moroccan Sahara dispute, citing shifting geopolitical dynamics.

In the Final Declaration, known as the “Dakhla Declaration,” AUSACO members urged a reassessment of the issue’s parameters, emphasizing Morocco’s autonomy plan as the only credible and realistic basis for a political solution.

Italian parliamentarians said that the autonomy plan put forward by Morocco is a serious, credible and realistic solution that now stands out as a preferred path towards a peaceful settlement of this conflict.

Speaking at the 2nd Policy Conference of the Coalition for Autonomy in the Sahara (AUSACO) in Dakhla on Tuesday, MPs Ettore Rosato and Ouidad Bakkali emphasized the growing momentum behind the Moroccan initiative, which continues to garner broadening international support.

Participants at the 2nd Policy Conference of the Coalition for Sahara Autonomy (AUSACO), held Tuesday in Dakhla, called for a “revisited UN approach” to the Moroccan Sahara issue, in response to evolving geopolitical dynamics and new facts on the ground.

The second Policy Conference of the Autonomy for the Sahara Coalition (AUSACO) will take place on April 29 and 30 in Dakhla, under the theme: "The New Reality of the Moroccan Sahara: A Pathway for a Revisited UN Approach in an Ever-Changing Geopolitical context."

Monte Carlo's correspondent in Damascus, Uday Mansour, reported that Syrian President Ahmad Al-Shara rejected a request submitted by Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf regarding the release of detainees from the Algerian army and Polisario militias.

Press sources clarified that these detainees were fighting alongside Bashar al-Assad's forces around Aleppo and were captured by Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham during the offensive it launched in late November, which led to the regime’s downfall.

The European Parliament is not only a legislative body but also embodies the democratic values of the European Union. It is crucial to shield it from external influences that could undermine these principles. Article 35 of its rules specifies the boundaries for Intergroups—working groups focused on specific issues—to ensure they are not exploited or manipulated by outside interests.

Nearly 40 countries reaffirmed today their support for Morocco’s full sovereignty over its Sahara during the 57th session of the Human Rights Council at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.