Morocco, through its regionalization project, provides to all Moroccan Sahrawis settled in the Tindouf camps a new opportunity to go back to their motherland  with dignity.
Calls in this respect have just been launched to the attention of the Sahrawis of Tindouf and in the first instance the Sahrawi young people who have never set foot on the soil of their country of origin and who ignore the reality on the ground, as the only thing they know about their country of origin is the distorted image presented to them through the propaganda and indoctrination programs devised by the Polisario leaders.
The advanced regionalization planned by Morocco constitutes an extended hand and an open heart reaching out to the young Moroccan Sahrawis of Tindouf who want to go back to their homeland with “their head high”, sources from the Upper House of the parliament said.

In the camps of Tindouf, the double standards policy and discrimination are the rule when it comes to the treatment of refugees. Algerian authorities thus lavishly bestow their generosity on the Polisario leadership, while the unfortunate Sahrawis living in the camps are subjected to all kinds of discriminatory practices.
The latest measures imposed by Algiers on the Sahrawis going to the nearby city of Tindouf are an illustration of these discriminatory practices, according to testimonies by Sahrawis from inside the camps.
Drastic limitations have been imposed on the Sahrawis trying to purchase, in the city of Tindouf, products that they cannot find in the camps. Fruits, vegetables, soft drinks or fuel are subjected to an incomprehensible rationing when the purchasers are Sahrawis. Beyond 12:00 am, Algerian authorities in Tindouf prevent vehicles with Tindouf registration plates from purchasing gas.

Morocco’s stand in the settlement process of the Western Sahara conflict gained new support within the European Parliament.
The EU-MOROCCO friendship Group at the European Parliament, actually voiced backing on Wednesday in Brussels, through its president Gilles Pargneaux, to Rabat’s recent decision to withdraw its confidence in the personal envoy of the UN Secretary-General for the Sahara, American Christopher Ross.
Morocco had made this decision because of Ross's "unbalanced" and "biased" positions and asked the UN S.G, Ban Ki-moon, to take the appropriate decisions to press forward the negotiations in order to reach a long-lasting and consensual political solution.

The Spanish media have once again accused the Algerian power of using secret money for propaganda ends. With the price of a barrel of oil crossing the US$100, funds are overflowing.
Inquiries and analyses by Spanish and Western experts found evidence that a large part of this oil windfall was used to purchase Russian armament and to finance propaganda and international lobbying to the benefit, among others, of the Polisario separatist movement settled in Tindouf, Southwestern Algeria.
In a story published last Monday, the Spanish newspaper "El Dia" raised questions as to the financing sources of Carmelo Ramirez during his travels inside the Canary Islands and during his trips to the camps of Tindouf. This Canarian pro-Polisraio activist announced few days ago in Lanzarote, on the occasion of the 39th anniversary of the Polisario creation, the organization of a mission to the Tindouf camps next November.