Spain's new position on the Moroccan Sahara has "pulverized" the "nicely woven and conspiracy-based" narrative used by some Spanish media hostile to Morocco, said strategic studies expert Lahcen Haddad.

Algeria is "a serial violator" of human rights and international humanitarian law, said Omar Kadiri, Morocco's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, before the UN Security Council, in response to the Algerian delegation's lies and fallacious allegations about alleged violations of human rights in the Moroccan Sahara.

By abandoning its "historical" position of neutrality on its former colony, the Sahara, "Spain responds positively to the logical and practical evidence of geographical determinism, the imperative of political realism of Spanish-Moroccan relations, condemned to be benevolent by history and geography," said the director general of the African Center for Strategic Intelligence (CISPaix), Dr. Abdoul Latif Aidara.

It is in piety and meditation that the Moroccan people commemorate this Tuesday, Ramadan 10, the 63rd anniversary of the death of His Majesty King Mohammed V, Father of the Nation, craftsman of independence and symbol of the struggle of peoples for freedom and emancipation.

Spain's new position on the Moroccan Sahara issue is a "concrete step" towards strengthening peace and regional stability, writes the Mexican newspaper El Universal.