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

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.

Sahrawis, including former members of the Polisario, share their thoughts on Resolution 2797

Speaking to Yabiladi, Sahrawis, including former members of the Polisario, shared their thoughts on the new resolution adopted by the United Nations Security Council on Friday, October 31, concerning the Western Sahara issue. Here are the details.

Sahara : Polisario rejects UN Security Council resolution 2797

Eswatini supports Morocco's Dakhla Atlantic Port as a gateway for African trade

Eswatini reaffirms support for Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara as both nations strengthen ties

Eswatini's Foreign Minister Pholile Dlamini Shakantu, during her visit to Rabat, reaffirmed her country's unwavering support for Morocco's sovereignty, including backing the 2007 autonomy initiative as the sole viable solution. This visit, marked by the signing of eight cooperation agreements, underscores the deepening ties between Morocco and Eswatini, rooted in shared commitments to regional stability and prosperity.

Paraguay and Morocco strengthen ties with new strategic partnership and consulate opening

Sahara : Following Bourita's visit to Brussels, Algeria's Attaf calls his Belgian counterpart

Belgium marks major shift in position, backs Morocco’s autonomy plan for the Sahara

Algeria signals potential abstention on UN vote over Western Sahara resolution

As diplomatic maneuvering intensifies ahead of the upcoming United Nations Security Council vote on a new resolution concerning the Western Sahara issue, Algeria has begun signaling that it may abstain if the text includes any reference to Morocco’s sovereignty over the territory.