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Morocco's Role in Western Sahara Politics
The article focuses on the ongoing controversy surrounding the Western Sahara dispute, especially after the failure to organize the self-determination referendum that United Nations plans had described as a means to determine the future of the territory—whether independence or integration. Since the establishment of the MINURSO mission in 1991, the referendum has not been held due to obstacles from Morocco, which has justified its actions with various reasons and has gradually lost confidence in the feasibility of the self-determination process. Morocco shifted from supporting independence to backing a supposed autonomous rule. Despite the UN continuing its efforts to mediate, Morocco insists on a domestic solution imposed unilaterally, rejecting the referendum and self-determination plans. The latest UN decisions in 2025 reaffirm that the dispute remains unresolved and that a final political solution is still subject to negotiations. The article emphasizes that the resolution of the conflict should be based on the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination and independence, rather than being imposed by one party.
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