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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Kingdom of Bahrain, the State of Qatar, and the State of Kuwait have renewed their support for Morocco's sovereignty and territorial integrity before the Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. They also reaffirmed their support for the autonomy initiative under Moroccan sovereignty as a basis for reaching a political solution to the Moroccan Sahara issue.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia affirmed its support for the Moroccan initiative, noting that it aligns with international law, the UN Charter, and Security Council and General Assembly resolutions. It also emphasized the importance of reaching a realistic political solution based on consensus, calling on the concerned parties to exercise wisdom, realism, and a spirit of consensus, contributing to the region's security and stability. For its part, Bahrain reiterated its supportive stance for Morocco's sovereignty and territorial integrity, affirming its backing for Moroccan efforts aimed at reaching a political, realistic, practical, and lasting solution, based on the autonomy initiative and in accordance with relevant Security Council resolutions, particularly Resolution 2797. Qatar, meanwhile, described the Moroccan autonomy initiative as a constructive initiative representing an objective basis for any realistic and sustainable solution, renewing its support for the efforts of the UN Secretary-General to facilitate the reaching of a lasting and agreed-upon political solution within the framework of the political process and Security Council resolutions, ensuring Morocco's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Kuwait, for its part, affirmed its support for the Moroccan autonomy initiative in the southern provinces of the Kingdom and welcomed the Security Council's adoption of Resolution 2797 concerning the Moroccan Sahara, stressing the importance of continuing negotiations in good faith leading to a final political settlement and contributing to the promotion of security and stability in the region.
