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Algeria rejects Sahara negotiations
The Algerian Foreign Minister emphasized his country's support for negotiations regarding the Western Sahara conflict between Morocco and the Polisario Front, affirming the importance of reaching a just and lasting political solution acceptable to all parties, while supporting Morocco's proposed autonomy plan as part of the negotiation process. He explained that Algeria believes in the right to self-determination for the Sahrawi people and opposes any attempts to impose facts on the ground without consensus, noting that the Security Council has indicated that the autonomy proposed by Morocco could be the most suitable solution to the dispute. He also addressed the ongoing suffering of the Palestinian people due to Israeli occupation, calling for the end of settlement policies and affirming support for Palestinians' right to establish an independent state. In the context of the Sahel region, he highlighted the importance of supporting regional security and development, expressing Algeria’s readiness to assist neighboring countries in addressing security challenges, and advocating for reforms within the United Nations system, particularly the Security Council, to enhance justice and contribute to stability in the region and the world.
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