Senegal has once again publicly affirmed its support for Morocco’s sovereignty over the Western sahara region adn its backing of the Royal Atlantic Africa Initiative, signaling continued stability in the relationship between the two North African nations. The reaffirmation, confirmed this week by Senegalese officials, comes as international diplomatic efforts continue to seek a resolution to the long-standing dispute over the territory [[3]]. senegal’s consistent position is viewed as meaningful given its role within regional organizations and its growing economic ties with Morocco.
Senegal Reaffirms Support for Morocco’s Stance on Western Sahara, Atlantic Africa Initiative
Senegal has reiterated its longstanding position supporting Morocco’s claim over the Western Sahara region and pledged continued backing for the Royal Initiative for the Atlantic Africa, multiple reports confirmed this week.
The reaffirmation comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to resolve the decades-long dispute over Western Sahara, a territory claimed by Morocco but contested by the Polisario Front, representing the Sahrawi people. Senegal’s consistent support for Morocco’s position is a significant element in the regional dynamics surrounding the territory.
According to reports from mafrique and SNRTnews, the President of the National Assembly also voiced Senegal’s continued support for both the Moroccan position and the Atlantic Africa initiative. This initiative aims to foster economic and infrastructural development among countries bordering the Atlantic Ocean.
A video released by medi1tv further highlighted Senegal’s commitment to the Royal Initiative for the Atlantic Africa.
El Malick Ndiay, as reported by Maroc24, engaged in discussions with the President of the Senegalese National Assembly, further solidifying the bilateral relationship.
The discussions, as detailed by Lebrief, underscore Senegal’s dedication to strengthening ties with Morocco and supporting its regional initiatives. The move underscores Senegal’s strategic alignment with Morocco on key geopolitical issues.
