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Political analyst signals endphase for Western Sahara
The article focused on the evolution of the international stance regarding the Moroccan Sahara issue, noting that many countries now support the autonomy proposal as the only solution to the dispute. Political analyst Ridwan Jhajja stated that the recent Security Council resolutions, particularly Resolution 27.97, which endorses this option, mark the beginning of the end for diplomatic maneuvering within United Nations committees on this matter. This shift is driven by widespread international support, especially from 130 countries, and increasing U.S. backing. He emphasized that reviewing the status of the issue on the agenda of Committee 24 is an urgent necessity, particularly in light of Morocco's growing diplomatic momentum. Continuing discussions within traditional committees is now legally and politically unfeasible, and withdrawing the case from the committee has become essential to keep pace with developments that affirm Morocco’s sovereignty over its territories.
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