Keywords: Political Stability
A recent American report has recognized Morocco as the leading African nation and ranked it 34th globally among the best countries for foreign entrepreneurs in 2025. This distinction highlights Morocco’s strategic geographical position bridging Africa, Europe, and the Atlantic Ocean, combined with......
Morocco has secured its position as one of Africa’s safest destinations, earning fifth place in a recent ranking by travel agency Altezza Travel. The North African nation’s commitment to national security, political stability, and robust infrastructure has been highlighted as key factors......
In a landmark decision reflecting the will of the Algerian people, incumbent President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has emerged victorious in the recent presidential elections, securing a second term in office. The elections, held on April 10, 2024, saw Tebboune receive an overwhelming majority of the votes,......
President Emmanuel Macron has appointed Michel Barnier as France's new Prime Minister, hoping the seasoned conservative can stabilize the nation’s turbulent political landscape. Barnier, a prominent figure in French and European politics, replaces Gabriel Attal, who served as the youngest Prime......
In a significant political move following his recent re-election, President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani has named Moctar Ould Diay as Mauritania’s new Prime Minister. This announcement, made through a presidential decree on Friday, comes shortly after President Ghazouani’s inauguration......
In an unexpected twist, Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico found himself the victim of a shooting following a government meeting in Handlova, as per reports from the country's state news agency TASR. Ľuboš Blaha, the deputy speaker of the Slovak Parliament, was cited as the source......
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