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Armenia backs Morocco’s autonomy initiative
Armenia has expressed its support for Morocco’s autonomy initiative, considering it a path toward strengthening the territorial unity of the Kingdom of Morocco.
US reaffirms commitment to developing Morocco’s Sahara region under Kingdom’s sovereignty
Washington reaffirms its support for the development of Morocco’s Sahara and stronger cooperation with the Kingdom under Moroccan sovereignty over the territory.
Peru to open consulate in Dakhla
Lima backs Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara and its autonomy initiative, with the future consulate set to serve as a gateway to African markets for Peruvian products.
Moroccan Sahara: The Republic of Mauritius changes stance and considers autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty as ‘most credible solution’
Mauritius’ revised position follows a review of its policy on the Sahara issue after the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2797, further aligning its position with Morocco’s autonomy initiative.
Panama supports Morocco’s sovereignty over Sahara, announces its embassy fully exercises consular jurisdiction throughout Moroccan territory
Panama also backs Morocco’s autonomy plan as a basis for a political solution and praises the Kingdom’s role in promoting regional and continental stability.
US Congressman Joe Wilson hails African leadership of the King, President Trump’s leadership regarding Morocco’s Sovereignty over Sahara
The chairman of the Morocco Caucus in the US Congress praised Morocco’s role in promoting peace and stability in Africa and welcomed President Donald Trump’s position on Morocco’s sovereignty over its Southern Provinces.
Chile backs Morocco’s sovereignty over Sahara, eyes trade and investment
Santiago says it will pursue investment and business opportunities in the southern provinces as the two countries open free-trade talks
Embassies, RAM flights and economic deals: Morocco and Israel chart a new course
Meeting in New York under US auspices, the foreign ministers of Morocco and Israel, alongside the United States, sealed a series of major commitments aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation, including an agreement to upgrade their diplomatic missions to full embassies.
Why has Algeria intervened in Niger?
For Algeria, the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline is a priority because its own production is insufficient to supply an EU that has voluntarily deprived itself of Russian gas. Yet if the Trans-Saharan pipeline project were to go ahead, Algeria could export an additional 30 billion cubic meters. It would then become the EU’s leading gas supplier, radically increasing its leverage over the bloc, particularly on what remains a priority issue for Algiers: challenging Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara.
Behind Ceuta… the Sahara
The migrant rush on the Ceuta enclave was opportunistically exploited by Algeria to stab its Moroccan “brothers” in the back. How quickly the past is forgotten!