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UN backs Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara, urging negotiations based on its 2007 proposal.
The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution endorsing Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara as the basis for negotiations, marking a major diplomatic shift.
Backed by 11 members with Russia, China, and Pakistan abstaining, the resolution calls for talks centered on Morocco’s 2007 proposal, which grants local self-government while preserving Moroccan control over defense, foreign affairs, and resources.
The vote extends MINURSO’s mandate for one year and directs a strategic review within six months.
The U.S. and several Western nations support the plan, while Algeria and the Polisario Front reject it, demanding a self-determination referendum.
The outcome reflects growing international recognition of Morocco’s position, though the conflict remains unresolved.
La ONU respalda el plan de autonomía de Marruecos para el Sáhara Occidental, instando a las negociaciones basadas en su propuesta de 2007.