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El Wali’s Speech Criticizing Sahrawis Hurts Algeria
The opening statement of the United Nations Security Council regarding Resolution 2797 on Western Sahara emphasized its support for the autonomy proposal put forward by the Kingdom of Morocco as the sole basis for negotiations. It pointed out that the international community adopts this solution following comprehensive international consensus led by the United States, France, Spain, and Germany, in addition to regional groups such as the European Union. The statement also highlighted concurrent diplomatic steps on the ground, including the opening of 30 consulates in the cities of Laayoune and Dakhla, along with significant international investments, especially from the United States and France, which bolster Moroccan sovereignty over the region. The Moroccan team confirmed that implementing the autonomy plan will continue to broaden local participation in line with the 2011 Constitution and dismisses old narratives that promote outdated referendums. These developments reaffirm the international community's support for the autonomy initiative and emphasize Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara, signaling an end to longstanding debates and fostering stability and development in the region.
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