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Sahara rifts not a legacy
During the UN General Assembly’s debate on the use of the veto, following the Security Council session on Western Sahara on October 30, Liberia renewed its support for Morocco’s autonomy initiative as a realistic, credible and viable basis for a negotiated settlement under Moroccan sovereignty. It explained that it had supported the US draft resolution, while abstaining on the Russian draft because it did not provide sufficient political direction and played only a limited role in supporting the initiative. Liberia also supported renewing the MINURSO mandate and the Secretary-General’s efforts. It called on all parties to resume negotiations, exercise restraint and ensure the safety of UN personnel. It also stressed the need to continue humanitarian assistance and protect refugees in the Tindouf camps, warning that divisions within the Security Council should not obstruct an agreement.
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