Libyan crisis : Tobruk-based parliament to hold unity talks in Morocco

Morocco’s Foreign Minister in Rome, a year after signing the declaration of strategic partnership

The UN supports Morocco’s return to the Libyan crisis

After the Skhirat agreements signed on December 17, 2015, Libya got bogged down in a fratricidal war, and Morocco was marginalized by several countries influencing this issue. The situation is changing, with strong UN support.

Libya : To limit the influence of Morocco, Algeria to host a meeting of «neighboring countries»

«Libya is not a diplomatic business», Morocco warns

Morocco wishes to present itself as an actor concerned about the stability of Libya and a great defender of the interests of Libyan citizens. This is the message that the Kingdom conveyed Wednesday at a meeting organized by the United Nations on this subject.

Morocco, Algeria, and their war of influence in the Maghreb

Mauritania, Tunisia and Libya are the main pillars of the war of influence between Morocco and Algeria. Each of these two countries is trying to lead the regional political scene.

The Libyan crisis and the Egyptian peace plan at the heart of a diplomatic battle in the Maghreb

After Egypt suggested a ceasefire as a peace plan for the Libyan crisis, Sabri Boukadoum went to Mauritania, while the head of Moroccan diplomacy Nasser Bourita was received on Wednesday by the Tunisian president.

A Moroccan killed by mortar shell in eastern Tripoli

Morocco expresses its deep astonishment at its exclusion from Berlin conference on Libya

Libya holds first international economic forum in Morocco