Massad Boulos denies Polisario rumors, reaffirms Sahara commitment
Pro-Polisario media outlets celebrated too soon. Massad Boulos, special adviser to Donald Trump, categorically denied rumors announcing his removal. The American mediator reaffirmed his total commitment to resolving the Sahara issue.
The press close to Polisario hastened to celebrate this supposed departure, attributing this false dismissal to an alleged failure in managing the conflict. This vast disinformation campaign paradoxically occurs at a time when the envoy is intensifying his diplomatic pressure. A fervent defender of the Moroccan autonomy plan, the official is currently multiplying trips to Algiers to meet President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. His objective is to compel the Algerian leader to sit at the negotiating table as a main stakeholder, in strict compliance with UN Security Council resolution 2797 adopted in late October 2025.
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Faced with this momentum, the son-in-law of the White House occupant broke the hopes of his detractors through a post on the X platform. While refuting rumors attributing ambassadorial ambitions to the United Arab Emirates, he denounced "deliberate lies" and completely false information. "I am not going anywhere," he firmly clarified. Declaring himself honored to serve the current administration, he assured remaining "fully committed to this portfolio, to resolve conflicts" and advance his president’s peace initiatives in Africa and the Arab world.
https://x.com/US_SrAdvisorAF/status/2070617166441820602
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