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Guterres reiterates the right to self-determination of the Sahrawi people after the end of the UN mission

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Briefings

The UN Security Council did not renew its mandate for MINURSO in Western Sahara, yet the Secretary-General stated that this decision does not end UN support for the territory claimed by Morocco. This briefing summarizes the key facts regarding the mandate status and the Secretary-General's clarification on continued support.

Key points

• The UN Security Council failed to renew its mandate for MINURSO in Western Sahara.
• The Secretary-General clarified that the Security Council's decision does not terminate UN support for the territory claimed by Morocco.

Context

Following the end of the UN mission in Western Sahara, the Security Council did not renew its mandate for MINURSO. The Secretary-General clarified that this decision does not terminate UN support for the territory claimed by Morocco.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the Security Council's decision and the Secretary-General's statement. No specific dates for the decision or the end of the mission are provided. No additional background on the conflict or regional context is supplied.

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