The Republic of Guinea-Bissau on Saturday, September 26, 2026, reaffirmed its “clear, consistent and unequivocal” position supporting the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Kingdom of Morocco over its Sahara.

Jamaica’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Kamina Johnson Smith, welcomed on Wednesday in New York the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2797, which expresses “full support for the UN Secretary-General and his Personal Envoy in facilitating and conducting negotiations, taking as a basis Morocco’s Autonomy Plan, and affirming that genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty could constitute a most feasible solution. »

Peruvian Minister of Foreign Affairs Carlos Espá y Garcés Alvear expressed, on Thursday in New York, his country’s support for “the territorial integrity of the Kingdom of Morocco and its sovereignty over the Sahara,” as well as its support for “the Moroccan Autonomy Initiative for the Sahara, considering it a just, lasting and acceptable political solution for all parties.”

Morocco’s southern provinces recorded high voter turnout in Wednesday’s legislative elections, with several of them posting participation rates exceeding 70% at the close of voting.

Senegal's Minister of African Integration, Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad Cheikh Niang on Tuesday reaffirmed that "the Sahara is Moroccan" and said “realism shall guide everyone” to reach a lasting solution to this regional dispute.