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Guterres: Autonomy is most viable
In 2026, the Sahara issue negotiations witnessed a significant restart after approximately seven years of stagnation. The political process was reactivated through direct negotiation rounds between Morocco and the Polisario Front, in cooperation with the United Nations, with direct oversight from the United States. The discussions focused on self-governance initiatives, including the establishment of a transitional council and measures to ensure the negotiation of a lasting solution. Divergences regarding sovereignty and the right to self-determination emerged during the February sessions. Despite ongoing field tensions and changing positions of various countries, a report by Guterres emphasized that the most viable and important solution is to reach an agreement on genuine autonomy based on effective consultation with the local population. The report also called for good faith commitments and the resumption of negotiations.
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