The UN special envoy for Western Sahara, Stefan de Mistura, announced a 'real momentum' and 'opportunity' to resolve the ongoing conflict in the region. Experts are questioning whether this move represents a genuine breakthrough or merely pressure for a temporary settlement.
Attention is focused on the autonomy proposal presented by Morocco for Western Sahara following renewed support from Austria and the European Union. Experts discuss the potential impact of this support on the future of the Sahrawi issue.
The UN Security Council convened two separate sessions regarding the Western Sahara issue, with the first session scheduled for April 23. The session will feature briefings from the Secretary-General's personal envoy, Stefan de Mistura, and MINURSO head Alexander Ivanko.
Iran continues to uphold its firm position towards Morocco, showing no signs of policy retreat. Tehran has not proposed any negotiations with Moroccan society, raising questions about the future of relations between the two sides.