US EditionMorocco Consolidates Latin American Support for Its Sahara Autonomy Plan
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By Adalberto Agozino Moroccan diplomacy has found fertile ground in Latin America to consolidate support around one of its main strategic priorities: the resolution of the Sahara dispute. Content: In this international board, the recent approach between Morocco and Ecuador marks a turning point that in Rabat is already presented as the beginning of a “new era” in bilateral relations, with implications that transcend the strictly diplomatic and a…
On 10 April 2026, Mali affirmed its support for the Moroccan autonomy plan as the basis for the settlement of the dispute around the Moroccan Sahara. The event can be read as a diplomatic sequence. It must be understood as a change of nature: the moment when a relationship built over time becomes a state position. In international relations, visible inflections almost never arise in the moment. They are the product of silent accumulations. Malia…
By supporting the Moroccan autonomy plan, Mali is making a diplomatic turn with uncertain regional consequences. By AG AHMEDOU MOHAMED The decision of the Malian military junta regime to withdraw their recognition of the sovereignty of Western Sahara in order to align itself with Morocco's position marks a major shift. Behind this repositioning, presented as a strategic one, however, are deep diplomatic contradictions, increased geopolitical ten…
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