As part of the international momentum generated under the leadership of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist Him, in support of Morocco’s sovereignty over its Sahara and the Autonomy Plan, the Portuguese Republic expresses "its full support for the Moroccan autonomy initiative as the most serious, credible and constructive basis to settle this dispute."

The Republic of North Macedonia "considers the Autonomy Plan, put forward by the Kingdom of Morocco in 2007, as the only basis for the settlement of this dispute."

The president of the Sahara Observatory for Peace, Democracy and Human Rights, Aicha Douaihi, affirmed that the southern provinces of the Kingdom are currently experiencing a strong human rights dynamic.

“The present and future of Western Sahara lie within the framework of Moroccan sovereignty”. More than a solemn expression of political intent, France's position in support of the Moroccan character of the Sahara has become the doctrine of its diplomacy, which it actively defends and upholds on the global stage.

Jacob Zuma, former President of South Africa and leader of the Umkhonto weSizwe (MK) party, stated that his party believes Morocco’s Autonomy Proposal allows for significant local governance by the populations of the Sahara region, while ensuring that Morocco retains its sovereignty over the Sahara.