Rabat – The Congress of Peru has asked the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to clearly support the autonomy plan in Morocco for the western Sahara and to describe it as the most credible and most viable path to a permanent solution to the dispute.
In an application from an overwhelming majority, the legislators asked Peru’s government to support themselves for those initiative on the international stage.
The application finds out how important dialogue and cooperation are in the settlement of the problem and at the same time concentrate the broader effects of the dispute on regional development.
According to the document, the longer nature of the dispute has late the lengthy economic and political integration into the Maghreb.
The legislature asked all parties to return to the unnoticed round table process with a spirit of mutual respect and open communication and to aim to achieve a realistic and mutual political settlement.
Introduced by the legislators Maria del Carmen Alva Prieto and Ernesto Bustamante Donayre, the application remembers that Morocco’s autonomy plan has achieved recognition as the only serious and credible basis for setting up the dispute.
The Peruvian legislators pointed out the broad international support for the plan, with more than 120 countries, including Spain, the United States, France, Brazil and Chile.
They emphasized the role of proposal in promoting stability and economic growth in North Africa and agreed with the common interests of the global community.
The document continues to refer to Resolution 2756 of the Security Council to Morocco’s solution adopted on October 30, 2024 in order to promote a final and peaceful solution.
The application also confirms that Peru is a country that is committed to maintaining sovereignty and the territorial integrity of states, which is obliged to be behind the Moroccos autonomy plan.
