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The article focused on Morocco's diligent diplomatic efforts during October at the United Nations and influential international capitals, aimed at securing a UN resolution supporting autonomy as a final solution to the Western Sahara conflict. Rabat is working to transform the initiative from mere political support into a tangible executive framework by building international consensus that includes defining implementation mechanisms and guarantees, with the United Nations monitoring the enforcement process. These efforts also involve meetings with American and European officials and arrangements for modifications to the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) to oversee the implementation of autonomy, with the goal of ending the conflict that has persisted for over 50 years. On the other hand, Algeria is leading a counter-campaign aimed at preventing the adoption of a resolution that affirms the Moroccan initiative, in order to maintain its traditional positions. These diplomatic endeavors culminate in preparations for an upcoming vote, designed to end the conflict and establish a clear political process that moves beyond repetition and disagreements, highlighting the importance of support from the five permanent members of the Security Council to ensure the resolution's adoption.
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