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Future of Sahara elections
The article discusses the political and strategic developments in the southern regions of Morocco, with a focus on changes in the electoral landscape and the diplomatic discourse related to the Sahara issue. It explains that UN Security Council Resolution 2797, issued in October 2025, which considered the Moroccan autonomy plan as the basis for negotiations, has altered the international stance. This shift is supported by increasing international backing, including American acknowledgments and diplomatic visits to Laayoune and Dakhla. This represents a transformation in the political references, as locally elected bodies such as regional and communal councils have become the main actors in managing political affairs and future reforms. The upcoming electoral session is characterized by tribal and social competition, alongside the emergence of a new elite comprised of young and professional talents. Emphasis is placed on large-scale development projects in ports, roads, energy, and environmentally friendly initiatives, all aimed at promoting economic development and stability in the region.
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