Former US Ambassador to MWN: Algeria No Longer Has Upper Hand in Sahara Resolution

Author: Safaa KasraouiPublished on: April 3, 2026Country: United States

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Former US Ambassador to MWN: Algeria No Longer Has Upper Hand in Sahara Resolution

Edward Gabriel, former US ambassador to Morocco, states that Algeria will continue to hinder the UN-led political process regarding Western Sahara. The UN Security Council's Resolution 2797, passed in October 2025, clarified Algeria's role in the conflict, ending its observer status. Gabriel emphasizes that US support for Morocco's sovereignty is strong and will not change with future administrations.

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