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Moroccan Sahara: Togo, Liberia and Senegal back autonomy at the UN

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Togo, Liberia and Senegal defended Morocco’s autonomy initiative before the General Assembly on 11 November 2026, according to MAP and a Spanish account of the session.

Liberia explained its support for the US draft and said the end of the UN mission should not end international engagement. Senegal regretted the use of the veto and called for Security Council reform.

Differences remain: Angola warned about the security consequences of MINURSO’s departure and defended self-determination. These interventions express diplomatic positions; they do not establish a new agreement on the Moroccan Sahara.

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