Sound Energy exits Morocco’s Tendrara gas project in $57 million deal

London-listed gas company Sound Energy has agreed to sell its remaining 20% stake in the Tendrara gas concession in Morocco to Managem for $57 million, marking the British company’s exit from the project. The deal involves the sale of Sound Energy Meridja Limited, which holds the company’s interests in the Tendrara exploitation concession, the company announced on Tuesday. Following completion of the transaction, Managem and its affiliates will hold a 75% operated stake in the

After the Smara attack, Algeria moves to ease tensions with Washington

After Polisario projectiles targeted the city of Smara, Algeria has moved to ease tensions with United States. Between conciliatory remarks by Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf, diplomatic outreach in Washington and reshuffles at the top of the domestic intelligence services, Algiers appears to be trying to convince the Trump administration of its good faith on the Sahara issue.

Irlande : Le gouvernement rejette les appels à reconnaître la «RASD»

Des appels à la reconnaissance par l’Irlande de la «République arabe sahraouie démocratique (RASD)» ont été portés au Parlement irlandais par le député Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire, membre du parti  d’opposition Sinn Féin, qui n’est pas à son premier coup d’essai. Répondant à une question orale du parlementaire, le ministre adjoint des Affaires étrangères,

Sahara: U.S. congressional delegation holds talks with Nasser Bourita

Nasser Bourita held talks on Monday in Rabat with a delegation from the United States Congress led by Trent Kelly, Morocco’s foreign ministry said. «I strongly support Morocco’s autonomy proposal», which has been endorsed by «United Nations Security Council Resolution 2797», the Republican congressman from Mississippi said following his meeting with Morocco’s top diplomat. Kelly also highlighted the depth of the historic ties between Morocco and the

Morocco showcases water leadership at Africa Day ceremony in Rabat

Held under the banner of integration and focused on water-related challenges, the celebration of Africa Day in Rabat was marked by an address from Morocco’s foreign minister, Nasser Bourita, who recalled that on the continent and within the African Union, the kingdom was «at home».

Rabat unveils commemorative stamp for World Book Capital 2026

Barid Al-Maghrib, in partnership with the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication, unveiled on Monday a commemorative postage stamp marking Rabat’s designation as World Book Capital 2026. The unveiling ceremony for the special issue was held at the Barid Al-Maghrib Museum in the presence of Minister Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid, Barid Al-Maghrib Director General Amin Benjelloun Touimi, the regional director of UNESCO’s Maghreb office Charaf Ahmimed, and several other figures. The

نسبة إنجاز خط القطار فائق السرعة بين القنيطرة ومراكش بلغت 30 في المائة

الصحراء: وفد من الكونغرس الأميركي يجتمع مع ناصر بوريطة

بعد هجوم السمارة، الجزائر تكثّف بوادر التهدئة تجاه واشنطن

بعد المقذوفات التي أطلقها البوليساريو على مدينة السمارة، تسعى الجزائر إلى نزع فتيل التوتر مع واشنطن. فبين التصريحات التصالحية لأحمد عطاف، والتحركات الدبلوماسية، والتغييرات في قمة جهاز الاستخبارات الداخلية، تريد الجزائر إقناع إدارة ترامب بحسن نيتها في ملف الصحراء.

Élections de 1963 : Quand Youssoufi persuada Abdel Nasser de reporter sa visite au Maroc

Feu Abderrahmane Youssoufi est connu pour ses relations avec des leaders internationaux. Un bien qu’il a mis à la disposition, alors Premier ministre, du Maroc pour convaincre des Etats d’Amérique latine de suspendre leurs reconnaissance de la «RASD», comme il avait  fait en 1963 pour défendre les intérêts de son parti l’UNFP.