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Moroccan sovereignty affirmed in draft
The initial draft of the United Nations Security Council resolution regarding Western Sahara, authored by the United States, contains substantial changes that strengthen Morocco's position and affirm its sovereignty over its southern regions. The draft focuses on abandoning the referendum option, renaming the UN mission from MINURSO to the United Nations Mission for the Western Sahara (MINUSO), and halving its military component, reflecting a shift toward a permanent political solution rather than the current situation. Additionally, the draft solidifies the reference to the autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty as the sole and binding solution, ending any negotiations outside of Moroccan sovereignty and reinforcing Morocco's stance on the issue. This is linked to efforts to liberate the areas from political influence to pave the way for a lasting resolution, with references to measures concerning the camps in Tindouf and to stop the evasive policies and threats from the Polisario Front.
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