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The latest United Nations report indicated that the Western Sahara conflict requires a definitive resolution that ensures the delimitation of the region's international borders. Mauritania has proposed a border demarcation plan, with the Mauritanian Foreign Minister calling for the establishment of a joint committee between the concerned parties during talks held in Madrid and Washington. This comes after the Security Council Resolution No. 2797, which referred to the autonomy initiative under Moroccan sovereignty as a political solution to the dispute. The proposal is driven by security and political reasons, particularly to secure Mauritania's northern border in the strategically located region of La Güera, with the aim of permanently ending the conflict.
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