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Denmark backs Sahara talks on Moroccan autonomy
The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reaffirmed its country's support for the Sahara negotiations based on Moroccan autonomy. This statement comes ahead of the United Nations Security Council vote on the future of the MINURSO mission, whose mandate ends on October 31, 2026. Denmark clarified that genuine autonomy could be the most viable solution and supports negotiations without preconditions based on this plan, in line with Security Council Resolution 2797, which recognized the feasibility of solutions grounded in autonomy. Denmark's position, aligned with the European Union, reflects support for UN efforts and recognition of the region's inhabitants' right to self-determination. As the vote on the mission's future approaches, Denmark’s stance is particularly significant given its membership in the Security Council. Additionally, Denmark is working to strengthen its relations with Morocco through a partnership that includes cooperation in areas such as migration, energy, and human rights, with upcoming visits and the development of agreements aimed at enhancing economic and political collaboration between the two countries.
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