Denmark's Support for Morocco's Autonomy Plan
In a significant diplomatic move, Denmark has publicly expressed its support for Morocco's autonomy proposal regarding the disputed territory of Western Sahara. During a press conference held in Copenhagen, Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen articulated the country's stance following a visit from Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita. The Danish government sees Morocco's plan as a constructive starting point for achieving a mutually beneficial agreement that addresses the long-standing conflict in the region.
Rasmussen highlighted that Denmark's position aligns with that of the European Union, particularly in light of the recent adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2797. He lauded Morocco's autonomy initiative, describing it as "credible" and asserting that it offers a substantial contribution to the ongoing United Nations-led peace process. Furthermore, he reaffirmed that the plan serves as a solid foundation for dialogue among all parties involved in the dispute.
By taking this stand, Denmark not only reinforces its commitment to international cooperation but also supports Morocco's push for greater autonomy in the Sahara region. This endorsement from a UN Security Council member is expected to bolster Morocco's position in future negotiations regarding the territorial status of Western Sahara.
As reported by daily-sun.com.
