Sahara Dispute Resolution

The article argues that failing to renew the mandate of the MINURSO mission after 35 years of work would mark a step toward closing the Western Sahara file at the United Nations, including removing it from the Security Council’s agenda and ending related meetings and periodic reports. It links this development to Security Council Resolution 2797, adopted on 31 October 2025, which made the autonomy initiative under Moroccan sovereignty the basis for negotiations, and to growing international support for Morocco’s position. The article stresses that Morocco will continue its diplomatic efforts while remaining committed to the ceasefire, alongside development projects in the southern provinces, including the Atlantic port of Dakhla, costing approximately 10 billion dirhams.

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