US affirms Moroccan Sahara claims

The United States reaffirmed its steadfast support for Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara, considering the autonomy plan proposed by Rabat as the only realistic and viable solution to end the dispute. Masad Bulus, the American President’s Advisor for Arab and African affairs, clarified that negotiations are ongoing with the involved parties; however, a settlement has not yet been reached, as the Polisario Front still lacks practical responses to the U.S. initiative. He emphasized that the U.S. policy continues to focus on considering autonomy as a decisive framework, and Washington is exerting pressure on the Polisario to break the deadlock, while calling on Algeria and the Polisario to engage seriously in negotiations towards a resolution. These statements serve as a confirmation of the U.S. steadfast position on the issue, emphasizing the need to move the situation out of deadlock by the Polisario, while maintaining Washington’s commitment to Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara.

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