Algiers – Ahmed Attaf, Algeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad, affirmed on Tuesday that the United Nations Security Council has not endorsed Moroccan claims regarding the Western Sahara issue. He emphasized that the matter remains unresolved and is still under consideration by the United Nations.
Speaking to DZWatch, Minister Attaf stated, “The file concerning Western Sahara has not been closed. It remains an active issue within the UN framework.” This statement comes amid ongoing discussions and diplomatic efforts aimed at finding a lasting solution to the decades-long dispute.
The Western Sahara, a disputed territory in the Maghreb region of Northwest Africa, has been a focal point of international attention for several years. The situation continues to be a sensitive topic, with various parties holding differing perspectives on its future.
Algeria has consistently maintained its position on the matter, advocating for the right of self-determination for the Sahrawi people. Minister Attaf’s remarks underscore Algeria’s commitment to supporting a resolution that aligns with international law and relevant UN resolutions.
The Minister’s statement serves as a reminder that the international community continues to actively engage with the Western Sahara issue. The Algerian government remains steadfast in its diplomatic efforts to promote a peaceful and just resolution to the conflict.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad continues to closely monitor developments related to Western Sahara, engaging with international partners to foster dialogue and contribute to a lasting solution. The UN Security Council’s ongoing involvement highlights the complexity and importance of this protracted issue.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates on this developing story.
