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Burundi Affirms Unwavering Support for Morocco's Territorial Sovereignty Amid Ongoing Sahara Dispute
In a significant diplomatic engagement, Burundi has reaffirmed its steadfast commitment to Morocco's territorial integrity, including the contentious Sahara region. During a meeting in Rabat on Thursday, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita welcomed Albert Shingiro, Burundi's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Development Cooperation. The discussions underscored Burundi's consistent position regarding Morocco's sovereignty over its entire territory.
Minister Shingiro reiterated Burundi's unwavering support for Morocco's autonomy plan, which he described as the only viable solution to the long-standing regional dispute. This endorsement aligns with a growing trend among nations recognizing Morocco's sovereignty in the Sahara. Shingiro praised the United Nations' role in facilitating a realistic and enduring resolution to this complex issue, emphasizing the need for a practical approach that respects Morocco's territorial claims.
The dialogue reflects a broader international consensus surrounding Morocco’s stance on the Sahara conflict. Over forty countries have publicly backed Morocco’s autonomy initiative, demonstrating a significant shift in diplomatic relations concerning this regional dispute. As nations increasingly recognize Morocco’s sovereignty, the potential for a lasting resolution appears more attainable.
This reaffirmation of support from Burundi not only strengthens bilateral relations but also highlights the strategic importance of regional alliances in addressing geopolitical challenges. The ongoing backing for Morocco’s proposals signals an evolving landscape in international diplomacy concerning territorial integrity and sovereignty issues in North Africa.