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During a Security Council session on Friday, October 30, the U.S. representative defended the American draft resolution on the Moroccan Sahara, saying that the referendum option had produced no tangible results and that the conflict’s continuation for decades was no longer acceptable. The draft received 11 votes in favor. The representative noted that one-third of children in the Tindouf camps suffer from anemia, while nine out of ten do not receive the minimum level of healthy nutrition. The text, prepared after three rounds of consultations with the four parties, provides a basis for negotiations and includes guarantees for autonomy, security arrangements, international guarantees, and a transitional period. The representative affirmed that coordination would continue in pursuit of a peaceful, lasting settlement.
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