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Category: Columns
Morocco reaps benefits of Royal diplomacy on Sahara issue
In the last five years, Moroccan diplomacy, under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, won increasing support from global powers for its territorial integrity and ... Read More
King Mohammed VI spurs Morocco’s renewable energy revolution
Sixteen years after Morocco announced its plan to rely on renewable energies for electricity production, the country has offered a model of hope for countries ... Read More
AFRICOM Chief sends strong message to Algeria amid alarming reports of growing Iranian influence
Gen. Michael Langley, Chief of U.S. Africa Command, travelled on Tuesday to Algeria and met with army chief Said Chengriha and President Abdelmajid Tebboune amidst ... Read More
Protecting human rights at heart of King Mohammed VI’s reign
Promoting human rights has been at the heart of the reign of king Mohammed VI, who turned the page on past violations, urged the setting ... Read More
King Mohammed VI spearheads Morocco’s social protection effort
King Mohammed VI has spurred a national program that puts the promotion and generalization of social safety nets at the heart of the country’s development ... Read More
Morocco, 25 years of industrial development under King Mohammed VI
Twenty-five years ago, no one would have imagined that Morocco’s top exports would be cars. Morocco’s GDP, thanks to the King’s far-sighted approach, has more ... Read More
Tunisia’s Saied intensifies crackdown on political opponents ahead of his re-election
Tunisia’s Kais Saied, who made the unsurprising announcement of his re-election bid, has been using the judiciary to ban political opponents from partaking in October ... Read More
U.S. Ambassador to Algeria: Washington’s Recognition of Moroccanness of Sahara is Irreversible and Historical Fact
The Algerian regime has been smacked with the remarks of U.S. Ambassador to Algeria Elizabeth Moore Aubin who affirmed that the American recognition of Morocco’s ... Read More
Tunisia: U.S. reports express deep concern over democracy erosion & crackdown on opposition leaders ahead of presidential vote
The Atlantic Council, the U.S. State Department and Amnesty International have issued scathing reports on the deteriorating human rights situation in Tunisia and sounded the ... Read More
Polisario chief faces lawsuit in Spain for crimes against humanity
The Sahraoui Association for the defense of human rights (ASADEDH) sued Polisario separatist chief Brahim Ghali at Spain’s constitutional court for crimes against humanity. The ... Read More