Morocco celebrates Friday the 34th anniversary of the glorious green march, an event of historic significance which is a reference and unique approach in the sense that it allowed the liberation of the inhabitants of the Kingdom’s southern provinces of the yoke of Spanish colonization by peaceful means.

Participants in Tanja-Lagouira Raid arrived Tuesday night in Dakhla, where they were warmly welcomed by the population of the city, decked in national colors and portraits of His Majesty King Mohammed VI at the 34-th anniversary of the Green March. 

The U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, here on Monday, that there is no change in the United States' position over Morocco's autonomy initiative for the Sahara.

The debate caravan which will be held from November 6 to December 25 in different cities of the Kingdom around autonomy in the Moroccan Sahara, aims to broaden the debate between the various components of society on the goals of this innovative, announced Wednesday night in Casablanca.

The second edition of Tanja Lagouira 4x4 raid which will depart from Tangiers for the southern provinces, will run from October 30 to November 8.