AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUN Talks: Staffan de Mistura says negotiations are deadlocked and wants Morocco’s autonomy plan to anchor the next phase, with meaningful self-determination and international guarantees. Algeria rejects any process that predetermines Western Sahara’s sovereignty. Prisoners: Sahrawi leader Brahim Ghali urged UN Secretary-General António Guterres to intervene over hunger-striking Sahrawi prisoners in Moroccan jails, citing concerns about their condition and the treatment of families protesting in Rabat. International Support: At the UN Fourth Committee, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and other states backed Sahrawi self-determination; Morocco’s envoy, meanwhile, presented Resolution 2797 as placing its autonomy proposal at the centre of negotiations. Mexico also met with Sahrawi Foreign Minister Mohamed Yeslem Beissat, reaffirming support for a UN-led solution and saying it would follow MINURSO’s mandate renewal.
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