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Sahara: U.S. Engagement with Sahrawi Peace Movement Growing Ahead of Upcoming UNSC Meeting – The North Africa Post

Political advisor at the U.S. Embassy in Rabat met lately in Laayoune with leaders of the Movement of Sahrawis for Peace, set up in 2020 by former Polisario members who broke away from the Algeria-backed separatist group. Discussion between the American diplomat and the Sahrawi peace movement focused on the latest developments of the Sahara […]
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The meeting, held in the city of Laayoune at the residence of Mohamed Lemine Nafa, member of the Permanent Political Commission of the organization, was requested by the United States diplomatic representation and was attended by several leaders and cadres of the movement. During the meeting, the representatives of Saharauis for Peace presented the main milestones of their organizational trajectory over the past six years, as well as the foundat…

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By Adalberto Agozino For decades, the process promoted by the United Nations to resolve the Sahara conflict was conditioned by the existence of virtually invariable interlocutors and a prolonged diplomatic stalemate. However, the irruption and consolidation of the Saharawi Peace Movement introduces a new political factor that could alter the dynamics of the negotiations. The growing international recognition of this organization reinforces the i…

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North Africa Post broke the news in Rabat, Morocco on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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