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April 16, 2026
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Gabon reaffirms support for Morocco’s sovereignty over Sahara, welcomes UN Resolution 2797
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Key Points
- Gabon has reiterated its support for Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara.
- This position was reaffirmed during a meeting between the foreign ministers of Morocco and Gabon in Rabat.
- Gabon backs Morocco's autonomy plan as the only credible and realistic solution to the regional dispute.
- Gabon welcomed the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2797 (2025), which recognizes Morocco's autonomy plan.
- Gabon's decision to open a Consulate General in Laâyoune in 2020 demonstrates its commitment to Morocco's territorial integrity.
Why This Matters
This article, while not directly about Ghana, reflects a significant shift in African diplomatic alignment regarding the Western Sahara dispute. As a prominent member of the African Union, Ghana's own foreign policy stance on self-determination versus territorial integrity is continually influenced by such developments. This trend of African nations supporting Morocco's position could impact future AU discussions and Ghana's broader geopolitical engagements within the continent.
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