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Paul Discusses Sahara Ahead of UN Vote
Diplomatic efforts surrounding the Western Sahara issue are focused in New York ahead of the upcoming Security Council session in October. Chief U.S. presidential advisor Musaad Boulos held talks with Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf. Additionally, the latter met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The two meetings discussed bilateral relations, with an emphasis on developments in the Western Sahara file. Boulos reaffirmed the importance of a lasting political settlement, while Algeria and Russia are seeking to coordinate positions and rally support in their favor. This comes amid the possibility of Russia using its veto to block the upcoming Security Council resolution that will determine the future of the MINURSO peacekeeping mission. The situation reflects escalating diplomatic tensions surrounding the issue ahead of the anticipated vote in October.
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