فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
Rabat – November 1, 2025 – The United States Embassy in Morocco issued an official statement via its official platforms, welcoming the historic vote in the UN Security Council, describing it as a “decisive step” that seizes a unique opportunity to build momentum toward long-awaited peace in Western Sahara.
In its bilingual statement in Arabic and English, the Embassy praised His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s unwavering commitment to seeking a solution, expressing special gratitude to His Majesty for his appreciation of U.S. President Donald Trump’s efforts in promoting peace, prosperity, and stability in the region.
Text of the Official Statement
“The United States welcomes the historic vote in the Security Council – a decisive step that seizes a unique moment and builds momentum toward achieving long-awaited peace in Western Sahara. We commend His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s unwavering commitment to seeking a solution, and thank him for his recognition of President Trump’s efforts in promoting peace, prosperity, and stability in the region.”
Context of the International Vote
This American welcome comes hours after the Security Council adopted a resolution considered a strategic shift in the Sahara file, where:
- It affirmed autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty as the sole and realistic basis for a solution.
- The resolution received support from 11 members, with three abstentions (Russia, China, Pakistan).
- It called on parties to engage in serious negotiations without delay.
Role of the United States
Washington is the first major power to officially recognize Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara since President Trump’s decision in December 2020, which was later confirmed by the Biden administration. The statement highlights:
- Continued support for the autonomy initiative as a realistic, serious, and credible solution.
- Strategic partnership with Morocco in the areas of security, economy, and energy.
- The leadership role of King Mohammed VI in enhancing regional stability.
Domestic and International Reactions
- Morocco: The government and parliament welcomed the resolution as a culmination of fifty years of struggle.
- Algeria: Has not issued an official comment yet, while continuing its abstention from voting.
- Spain and France: Confirmed their support for a political solution under UN leadership.
Follow us for the latest developments regarding the Moroccan House of Representatives session scheduled for Monday, and ongoing international reactions to this Moroccan diplomatic victory.
