From Tanger Med to Nador West Med and Dakhla Atlantic, Morocco’s emergence as a leading maritime power reflects a long-term strategy championed by King Mohammed VI to transform the Kingdom into a gateway for global trade, regional integration and African development. Over the past two decades, the Kingdom has moved beyond a traditional port system […]
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Why Air Algerie Is no substitute for Royal Air Maroc on the Nigerian Route
On July 23, 2026, Michael Achimugu, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority’s (NCAA) director of public affairs, published a scathing message on X threatening to recommend suspending Royal Air Maroc’s (RAM) operations in Nigeria. Instead, he listed three carriers as supposed alternatives, naming EgyptAir, Ethiopian Airlines and- surprisingly- Air Algérie. Algerian media seized on the mention […]
U.S. President Thanks Morocco’s King for Naming Tiznit-Dakhla Roadway “President Donald J. Trump Highway”
U.S. President has thanked King Mohammed VI for renaming the Tiznit-Dakhla expressway, currently under construction, “President Donald J. Trump Highway”, describing it “such Great honor”. He also said he looked forward to “traveling the entire length of this Great Highway”, alluding to a visit to the North African Kingdom. In a post published Sunday on […]
King Mohammed VI’s Vision Powers Morocco’s Energy Milestones
Under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, Morocco has pursued one of the most ambitious energy transitions in Africa, transforming itself from a country heavily dependent on imported energy into a regional hub for renewable power, cross-border interconnections, and continental energy partnerships. Over the past two decades, the Sovereign has made energy security and sustainability […]
President Macron rejects visa targets for Algerians after envoy’s remarks spark controversy
French President Emmanuel Macron said France had set no numerical target for visas issued to Algerian citizens and was showing “no laxity” on the issue, distancing himself from comments by France’s ambassador to Algiers that had been interpreted as signalling an easing of visa restrictions. Government spokeswoman Maud Bregeon said Macron made the remarks during […]
Accusation without proof, Forbidden Stories mired in anti-Moroccan agenda
Five years on, and still no contract, no invoice, no export license, no financial trail, no operations log. What Forbidden Stories has actually produced on July 16, 2026 is not proof but rather a warming up of an unfounded accusation that has never survived a courtroom test. Built on a single unverifiable anonymous source, amplified […]
France’s Lecornu says Paris position on Sahara ‘will not change’, touts treaty with Morocco
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu reaffirmed on Thursday France’s support for Morocco’s position on Western Sahara, saying Paris’ stance was “unwavering” and would not change, as the two countries prepare a landmark bilateral treaty. Speaking after the 15th Franco-Moroccan High-Level Meeting in Rabat, Lecornu said France understood the importance of the Sahara issue for Morocco […]
France praises security cooperation with Morocco as two countries eye comprehensive agreement
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu praised security cooperation with Morocco, saying joint efforts had produced “unprecedented operational successes” against terrorist groups, organised crime and drug trafficking and that the two countries were working towards a comprehensive security agreement. Speaking after the 15th Franco-Moroccan High-Level Meeting in Rabat, Lecornu said cooperation between French and Moroccan security, […]
Algeria bows to Mali, adding another capitulation after failed standoffs with Spain and France
Algeria has quietly climbed down in its standoff with Mali, reopening its airspace to Malian aircraft and returning its ambassador to Bamako, the latest in a string of diplomatic retreats that has come to define Algiers’ diplomacy with the countries it has picked fights with in recent years, from Spain to France and now the […]
On Algeria’s failed attempts to portray Kabyle independence movement as terrorist
For more than four years, Algeria’s regime has repeated the same refrain accusing the Movement for the Self-Determination of Kabylie (MAK) as a “terrorist” organization, remote-controlled from abroad, notably Morocco. But this rhetoric, hammered home relentlessly, is showing its limits at home, while no one believes it abroad. This came to the fore again after […]









