Keywords: Sahara issue
In a powerful show of diplomatic solidarity, Luis Filipe Tavares, Cape Verde's former Minister of Foreign Affairs, has called upon allies to strengthen their support for Morocco's territorial integrity, particularly concerning the Sahara dispute. This appeal comes in response to King Mohammed......
In a show of solidarity, several European Union member states have vocalized their support for Morocco following a controversial ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) concerning EU-Morocco partnership agreements. The ECJ's decision, which targets agricultural and fisheries trade deals, has......
In a move that has heightened tensions between two North African neighbors, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has defended his government's decision to reinstate visa requirements for Moroccan passport holders. During a recent interview with local media, Tebboune cited "political and security......
In a recent diplomatic clash, Moroccan officials have leveled serious accusations against Algeria, claiming that their North African neighbor has resorted to underhanded tactics to promote the Polisario Front's participation in international summits. The allegations come in the wake of the Tokyo......
In a remarkable display of international solidarity, numerous nations have recently reaffirmed their unwavering support for Morocco's stance on the Sahara issue, particularly endorsing the viability of the Moroccan Autonomy Plan as a viable solution to resolve the long-standing dispute. At the regular......
For decades, Morocco has stood as a steadfast ally to the United States in navigating the complexities of the African continent. Amidst global turbulence, the alliance between Morocco, the U.S., and sub-Saharan Africa emerges as a stabilizing force, promoting interdependence and shared prosperity. As......
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