Italian and Moroccan officials and academics highlighted in Verona the relevance of the autonomy plan proposed by Rabat for the Moroccan Sahara, presented as a political framework capable of supporting regional stability in a Sahel-Saharan environment marked by security challenges. The preeminence of the autonomy plan proposed by Morocco forContinue Reading

The Republic of Panama reaffirmed, Friday in Rabat, its constant position of support for the autonomy plan, under Moroccan sovereignty, as the only solution to the Moroccan Sahara issue, while expressing its support for United Nations Security Council Resolution 2797. This position was expressed by the Panamanian Vice Minister ofContinue Reading

The Republic of Madagascar, committed to the principle of the territorial integrity of UN Member States, has expressed its support for the respect of the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco and its territorial integrity. This position was expressed in a joint communiqué issued following talks on Tuesday in RabatContinue Reading

The Netherlands on Tuesday signaled a significant diplomatic shift in its position on the Sahara dispute, stating that it now considers genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty as the most feasible solution, while also reaffirming Morocco’s role as a trusted strategic partner for regional and global peace and stability. The announcementContinue Reading

The Czech Republic considered on Thursday “that genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty constitutes the most feasible solution” to the dispute over the Sahara, adding that it intends to act accordingly. This position was expressed in the Joint Declaration, signed in Rabat, following the meeting between Minister of Foreign Affairs, AfricanContinue Reading

Finland considers that “genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty could constitute a most feasible solution” to the Moroccan Sahara Issue. This position was expressed in a Joint Communiqué adopted in Rabat, on Sunday, following a meeting between the Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, MFA Nasser Bourita, andContinue Reading