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Fourth Committee: Western Sahara decision belongs locally
The article focused on the support of the Mayor of Laayoune, Moulay Ibrahim Sharif, for the unity of Moroccan territory and the necessity of development in Morocco’s southern regions. It emphasized that, despite its distance from the coast, the city is part of the country's economic and developmental renaissance, especially through land connection initiatives and infrastructure projects linking it to the Saharan countries and West Africa, thereby strengthening its position as part of trade and investment networks. The article also highlighted that United Nations Security Council Resolution 2797 reflects a victory for territorial integrity; it called on the residents of the Tindouf camps to return to their homeland and participate in development efforts. Furthermore, it stated that legitimate representation should be based on the trust granted by citizens through elections, not external calculations. The focus remains on enabling the people of the southern regions to actively partake in their area's growth, and it rejects trivializing the future of the camp inhabitants to a conflict that has persisted for half a century.
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