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Moroccans celebrated after the UN adopted a resolution describing autonomy for Western Sahara under Moroccan sovereignty as the most feasible solution to the territorial dispute. The text provides international endorsement of Morocco in its dispute with the Polisario Front.

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Exclusive to MiddleEast24 Moroccan Ambassador to the U.S.: UN Resolution on the Moroccan Sahara Marks a “Strategic Turning Point” and Major Diplomatic Victory for Morocco Washington D.C. — MiddleEast24 Exclusive In exclusive statements to MiddleEast24, Morocco’s Ambassador to the United States, Youssef Amrani, described the October 31 UN Security Council resolution on the Moroccan Sahara as a “historic and strategic turning point” that reaffirms the region’s “true autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty.” Ambassador Amrani emphasized that the resolution — which also extends the UN peacekeeping mission for another year — calls on all parties to resume negotiations based on Morocco’s 2007 autonomy initiative. He underlined that the move reflects “a new language and a fresh political direction by the UN Security Council,” marking a decisive break from decades of previous approaches to the Sahara issue. “This is a milestone for Morocco,” Amrani told MiddleEast24. “It crowns the tireless diplomatic efforts led by His Majesty King Mohammed VI and represents a genuine opportunity to achieve lasting peace and stability in the Moroccan Sahara.” Amrani recalled that in December 2020, U.S. President Donald J. Trump officially recognized Morocco’s sovereignty over the Moroccan Sahara — a decision the ambassador described as “historic, official, and still valid.” He stressed that continued American support is “vital for consolidating this progress and ensuring regional stability.” The ambassador further noted that the new UN resolution opens the door for Sahrawi refugees to return home after decades abroad, quoting King Mohammed VI: “All Moroccans stand as one — united, equal, and bound by their right to belong to their homeland.” King Mohammed VI had also affirmed that “what comes after October 31 will not be like what came before,” signaling Morocco’s readiness to update and strengthen its autonomy plan as the “only realistic and viable framework for negotiation.” “This is a transparent and significant diplomatic victory,” Amrani said in his remarks to MiddleEast24, “and a moment that reaffirms Morocco’s commitment to coexistence, peace, and respect for international legitimacy.” He concluded that the Security Council’s decision marks the beginning of a new chapter of unity, development, and regional cooperation for Morocco and the broader Maghreb region. Youssef Amrani

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