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Security Council Meets on Western Sahara
The United Nations Security Council is holding a closed session to discuss the latest developments regarding the Western Sahara file, ahead of the renewal of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) at the end of October. It is expected that briefings will be given on the on-the-ground situation and on the visits of the UN Secretary-General's Personal Envoy, Stéphane Dujarric, to the Tindouf camps and his meetings with officials in Algeria and Mauritania. The council will discuss extending the mission's mandate, with options for a one-year or six-month extension, in accordance with Resolution 2797, and will support the Moroccan autonomy initiative as a permanent solution. The aim of the discussion is to evaluate the current tasks and whether they will change based on the outcome of a future political agreement, including monitoring the ceasefire and supporting the safe return of refugees.
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