UN-AU : After Paul Kagamé, Köhler meets Moussa Faki

Sahara : Algeria sent the AU PSC president to meet Köhler in Brussels

Following his meeting with Horst Köhler in September in New York, the chairperson of the African Union Peace and Security Council flew to Brussels to hold talks with the UN Personal Envoy once again. Did the Algerian official succeed in convincing Hosrt Köhler to allow the PSC to find a solution to the conflict in the Sahara, as its Eastern neighbor wishes ?

King Mohammed VI is to attend the 5th AU-EU summit in Abidjan

Brahim Ghali meets Ahmed Ouyahia in Algiers

EU-AU Summit : A new diplomatic battle between Morocco and the Polisario’s allies

On the 29th and 30th of November the Ivorian economic capital, Abidjan, will host the «European Union-African Union» summit. Will Morocco accept the presence of a Polisario delegation at this event ? In the past, Rabat had successfully marginalized the front and banned it from attending such gatherings, however, this year the situation has changed. Details.

Nasser Bourita : Morocco’s diplomatic relations with Algeria at lowest possible level

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Nasser Bourita, said in an interview conducted by «Jeune Afrique», a Magazine based in Paris, that the diplomatic relations between Morocco and Algeria may be at all-time low. For him the exchange of visits between officials from the two countries has been stalled for years.

Sahara : Nasser Bourita satisfied about Morocco's first AU summit

Being part again of the African Union has been of great benefits to the Moroccan Kingdom. In Addis Ababa, the Moroccan delegation managed to impose its stance on other AU members. The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation was also pleased by the way things were maintained.

Rabat : “Africa in the Capital” a month-long festival to celebrate the continent

Rabat is hosting a month-long festival to celebrate the return of the kingdom to the African Union.

Morocco misses the AU Peace and Security Council meeting

The Ethiopian capital hosted on Monday a meeting of the AU Peace and Security Council. Morocco did not attend the meeting to prove that the Western Sahara conflict is a matter of the United Nations and not the African Union.