Mohamed Malainine : «Guterres’ Sahara report marks the UN’s shift from neutrality to realism»

Last week, the United Nations Secretary-General presented a new report on the Sahara to the members of the Security Council. This document signifies a «turning point», claims Mohamed Elghet Malainine, Vice-President of the Moroccan Center for Parallel Diplomacy and Dialogue of Civilizations (CMDPDC). Interview.

After the Socialist International, the MSP confronts the Polisario at the UN Fourth Committee

Spanish MEPs urge EU Parliament to denounce commission over Morocco trade deal

Human rights : Guterres focuses on the Sahara, overlooking the Tindouf Camps

Morocco’s handling of human rights in Western Sahara remains under close scrutiny, as highlighted in the latest report by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres submitted to the Security Council

New Morocco-EU agricultural deal met with Algerian silence

Exclusive : The UN reveals it authorized Morocco's army to build shelters east of the Sand Wall

Spanish farmers turn to legal action against recent EU-Morocco agreement

UN Chief : Moroccan Army assured «civilian use» of road between Amgala and Mauritania

In his latest report on the situation in Western Sahara, the UN Secretary-General addressed the construction of a road linking Amgala to Bir Oum Grine in Mauritania. Much to the Polisario’s dismay, the United Nations did not issue any condemnation of the project undertaken by Morocco.

Henry Kissinger «revealed» to Spain Hassan II's plan to carry an armed attack in the Sahara

After the attempted coup in July 1971, Hassan II became suspicious of the Americans to the point that CIA agents in Morocco were unaware of the Green March project. A State Department document states that Henry Kissinger, the former United States Secretary of State, was certain that the king was planning an attack against the Sahara controlled at the time by the Spanish. Kissinger shared the information with the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Morocco EU trade agreement includes Sahara products

The European Union and Morocco have concluded a new agricultural agreement, just two days before the Court of Justice of the EU’s (CJEU) appeal rulings take effect on October 4, 2024. The move represents a setback for the Polisario Front and its allies, particularly in Spain.