Keywords: Sahara diplomacy
Morocco and Russia reaffirmed their long-standing partnership during a high-level meeting in Moscow, as Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita held extensive talks with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov. The discussions reflected a renewed sense of understanding and strategic alignment between......
Spanish MEP Irene Montero has sparked controversy in the European Parliament by condemning the EU-Morocco agricultural agreement as “illegal,” accusing the EU of financing Morocco’s “occupation” of Sahara. Her remarks contrast with growing international support for Morocco’s......
Morocco has reiterated its firm stance against recognizing Kosovo’s independence, citing its long-standing doctrine of territorial sovereignty and opposition to unilateral secession. This position aligns with Morocco’s broader diplomatic strategy, particularly concerning its territorial integrity......
Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita is set to visit China on September 19-20, following an invitation from his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. The visit underscores the growing strategic partnership between the two nations, particularly as Morocco positions itself as a key ally of China in Africa......
His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s 2025 Throne Day speech struck a delicate balance between celebrating Morocco’s significant diplomatic gains on the Sahara issue and extending a hand of reconciliation to Algeria. Delivered on July 29, the address highlighted Morocco’s growing confidence......
Following a series of high-profile diplomatic visits to Sahara, France is solidifying its cooperative relationship with Morocco, marking a significant departure from its previous ambiguous stance. The French publication, Le Point, highlights a transformative shift in France’s diplomatic approach,......
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