The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has once again underscored its unwavering support for Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara region, as well as its endorsement of the Moroccan autonomy initiative. This affirmation was made during a session of the 4th Committee of the United Nations held in New York, where representatives of the GCC gathered to discuss significant regional matters.
In a statement delivered on behalf of the GCC nations by a representative from Bahrain, the council expressed its approval of the recent adoption of Security Council resolution 2797. This resolution is regarded as a pivotal moment in the ongoing dialogue surrounding the Sahara region, marking a step towards a realistic and sustainable resolution to the protracted dispute. The GCC emphasized that the Moroccan autonomy initiative is crucial in paving the way for a constructive dialogue aimed at resolving this complex issue.
Moreover, the GCC reiterated its commitment to supporting the United Nations-led efforts to achieve a lasting solution that not only respects the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco but also upholds its territorial integrity. The collective stance of the GCC countries reflects a significant diplomatic alignment, aiming to foster stability and peace in the region while recognizing Morocco's legitimate claims over the Sahara.
As reported by sahara-news.org.
