- Diplomatic shifts underway as Latin America aligns policy with Morocco's territorial integrity, while Algeria leverages its history for ideological backing.
- Boric's administration aligns with Sánchez's views on the occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco.
- The status of Western Sahara is being discussed, involving Morocco maintaining military occupation, calls for withdrawal and division via the Madrid Agreement, and claims regarding self-determination.
Paraguay reaffirmed recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara, prompting Morocco to seek a UNGA resolution.
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
Paraguay reaffirmed recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara, prompting Morocco to seek a UNGA resolution.
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The status of Western Sahara is being discussed, involving Morocco maintaining military occupation, calls for withdrawal and division via the Madrid Agreement, and claims regarding self-determination.Also in this story
- Aggressive diplomatic push on Western Sahara is underway, led by Talbi Alami in the House of Representatives.
- Morocco and Mauritania are involved in claims over Sahrawi territory, coinciding with political shifts in Spain regarding the issue.
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- Diplomatic discussions at the UN General Assembly saw Morocco seek a definitive solution for the Western Sahara dispute, supported by Mali.
- Colombia's new administration, following a presidential inauguration, reversed policy and declared support for Moroccan sovereignty over territory.
- Sierra Leone reaffirmed support for Moroccan sovereignty and sought stronger bilateral cooperation with Morocco.
- Jamaica supports the Moroccan Autonomy Plan under the umbrella of the United Nations.