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Ex-Official Sees UN Focus on Morocco Autonomy
The article discusses the future of the United Nations mission in Western Sahara (MINURSO) as its mandate approaches its end on October 31st. It explores the Security Council's possibility of modifying its objectives and placing the Moroccan autonomy plan at the center of the settlement process. Former Algerian diplomat Ammar Blani points out that the US and European directions toward reviewing its responsibilities may include removing references to a "referendum" and solidifying the autonomy proposal as the primary solution. He warns that such changes could fundamentally alter the framework of the dispute and face opposition from Russia and China. Meanwhile, ongoing adjustments to the mission's resources and logistics—such as the closure of the medical center in Laayoune—are leading to a reorganization of its role. These developments are part of a broader discussion about the future nature of a political solution to the Western Sahara conflict.
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