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Diplomatic Stakes: Côte d’Ivoire reaffirmed its full support for Morocco’s autonomy plan at the UN, praising development in the southern provinces; Senegal also renewed its backing this week. Investment Outlook: Support for the plan is being linked to economic and social development, but it does not settle the dispute over who governs the territory or its resources. UN Secretary-General António Guterres says any arrangement must preserve Sahrawis’ right to self-determination, including a meaningful chance to accept or reject autonomy. That unresolved question leaves the political framework for future investment uncertain ahead of the Security Council’s October 31 vote on MINURSO.

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One of Africa’s top militaries clears 269 million square metres of explosive hazards in disputed  territory claimed by Morocco and the Algeria-backed Polisario Front

One of Africa’s top militaries clears 269 million square metres of explosive hazards in disputed territory claimed by Morocco and the Algeria-backed Polisario Front

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UN, US Hold Third Joint Meeting on Western Sahara in Washington

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UN Holds Third Inter-Ministerial Meeting on Western Sahara in Washington

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UN Security Council Endorses Morocco’s Plan for Western Sahara

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UN supports Morocco’s Western Sahara Autonomy initiative

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Belgium Considers Morocco’s Autonomy Proposal for Western Sahara

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