Autonomy for the Sahara, coexistence, and shared prosperity

In recent years, we have witnessed growing international support for this plan. Organizations, allied countries, and strategic partners have recognized that autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty represents a realistic, viable, and lasting solution.

This vision not only brings stability to the region, but also opens the door to greater cooperation between nations. It is clear that the international community understands that dialogue and consensus are the only ways to guarantee peace and progress.

But this support is not limited to the political sphere. Morocco has demonstrated its commitment to the development of the southern provinces with concrete actions. Major investments have been made in infrastructure, energy, education, and health, with a direct impact on people's quality of life.

The southern cities now have modern roads, strategic ports, industrial zones, and renewable energy projects that not only benefit the local population but also make the region a hub of economic attraction and innovation.

These efforts send a clear message: the Sahara is not a forgotten territory but an essential part of Morocco's future. Each project, each investment, and each job created is the best proof that development is inclusive and that the well-being of its inhabitants is at the heart of the national strategy.

Today, more than ever, we must understand that the autonomy plan is not just a political proposal, but a vision of coexistence and shared prosperity. It is an opportunity to consolidate regional stability and, at the same time, to open up a horizon of hope for new generations.

In conclusion, international support and the transformations that Morocco is promoting in its southern provinces converge on the same idea: the Sahara is a space of opportunity, integration, and future.

Roberto León. Chilean international consultant