Trump advisor backs Moroccan autonomy plan for Western Sahara in talks with Arab League

Sahara : Morocco approaches the next stage at the UN Security Council with optimism

From settlement plan to autonomy, tracing the Sahara dispute’s path through UN resolutions

The Sahara issue remains one of the longest-running regional conflicts. Initially, the UN sought to resolve it through a self-determination referendum, but after nine years, the plan proved impractical, leading to new proposals, first the Framework Agreement, then a partition plan, and finally Morocco’s Autonomy Initiative in 2007. This initiative marked a turning point, as the UN Security Council gradually adopted it as the basis for negotiations, culminating in its historic 2025

Al Adl wal Ihsane welcomes UN resolution 2797 as a step toward a fair and lasting solution

Sahara – UN : Algeria hails having «thwarted» Morocco’s plans at the Security Council

Following its failure to defend the Polisario's positions at the Security Council, Algeria is attempting to sway internal media opinion. Its Foreign Minister claimed that the country has «thwarted«Morocco's plans, even though Algiers was unable to persuade any member to vote against the resolution.

Algerian silence on UN Sahara decision criticized by ex-political leader Makri

Sahara : Nasser Bourita reveals the behind-the-scenes of Security Council negotiations

On Saturday evening, Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita discussed the diplomatic negotiations that took place prior to the adoption of Resolution 2797 by the United Nations Security Council. This resolution extends the mandate of MINURSO and reaffirms the framework for the political process concerning the Sahara.

South Africa voices disappointment over UN’s rejection of Polisario proposal

Sahara – UN : Brahim Ghali sticks to his course

Sahara : UN endorses Autonomy, Morocco enters a new era [Editorial]

The UN Security Council has made its decision: Morocco’s Autonomy Plan is now the official reference for resolving the Sahara dispute. This marks a major diplomatic victory for Rabat on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the Green March. It reshapes the regional balance, isolates the Polisario, and leaves Algeria facing a strategic choice, cling to a weakening front or, under U.S. pressure, take the path of pragmatic peace.