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Spanish academics criticize Sanchez’s stance supporting Morocco, warn Sahara could become a new Kuwait due to its wealth
Spanish academics and experts sympathetic to the separatist stance in Western Sahara have expressed their views on the stance of Pedro Sánchez's government regarding the conflict. They consider that the shift announced in 2022 in favor of the Moroccan autonomy plan remains politically and institutionally unclear. Some speakers pointed out that Western Sahara could become a "new Kuwait" in Northwest Africa due to its natural resources, voicing concern over the ongoing conflict—which hampers the region's economic development and threatens the exploitation of its resources—while some officials are calling for a return to UN resolutions and a referendum for self-determination.
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