The Commonwealth of Dominica reiterated, in New York, its support for the autonomy plan in the Moroccan Sahara, considering it as "the most serious and credible basis" to resolve this regional dispute.

Equatorial Guinea hailed, in New York, Morocco's "tireless" commitment to finding a solution to the Sahara issue, stressing that the autonomy plan presented by the Kingdom constitutes a "solid and realistic basis" for definitively settling this regional dispute.

The Court of Tarascon issued a judgment condemning the Confédération Paysanne (Peasant Confederation), a French trade union organization used in the judicial harassment of the Morocco-EU agricultural agreement, which constitutes a new judicial setback for the "polisario" and its relays in France.

Burundi welcomed, in New York, the autonomy initiative presented by Morocco to definitively close the regional dispute over the Sahara, expressing its support for the political process carried out under the aegis exclusive to the Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Saint Lucia has highlighted, before the UN C-24 in New York, the international support enjoyed by the autonomy plan presented by Morocco to close the regional dispute over the Sahara.