Royal initiative : Mauritania’s reaction angers the Polisario

Green March Speech : Algeria’s unofficial position and the Polisario’s criticism

Following the royal plan, proposed by King Mohammed VI in his Green March speech, Algeria issued an unofficial position through one of its diplomats. Meanwhile, the Polisario criticized the content of the speech.

Green March speech : Antonio Guterres reacts to King Mohammed VI's proposal

Mohcine Jazouli : «Algeria can only respond favorably» to the royal proposition

Commemorating the 43rd anniversary of the Green March, King Mohammed VI called on Algeria to join the creation of «a political mechanism for dialogue and consultation». For Minister delegate in charge of African Cooperation Mohcine Jazouli, the neighboring country «must reply favorably» to the royal proposition.

Green March : King Mohammed VI reaches out to Algeria

In his Green March speech, delivered on Tuesday, King Mohammed VI called on Algeria to join the creation of «a political mechanism for dialogue and consultation». The Sovereign stressed that Morocco is open to all initiatives «Algeria may want to offer in this regard».

Algeria sentences a Moroccan national to 12 years in prison for spying on the country

The Algerian customs seize books that shows the Sahara as a Moroccan territory

Morocco and Algeria eye trade opportunities in the Mauritania market

The opportunities offered by the Mauritanian market and its openness to Africa is appealing to Algeria. Moroccans, on the other hand, are interested too in the neighboring country.

Sahara : Unlike Morocco, the Polisario doesn’t welcome the Security Council’s new resolution

The Polisario Front preferred to take note of the new Security Council resolution on Western Sahara. Morocco, on the other hand, welcomed resolution 2440.

UN : Is Algeria considered now as a main party in the Sahara conflict ?

Resolution 2440 did not focus on determining the role played by Algeria in the Western Sahara conflict. The country is still considered by the Security Council as a neighboring stateand not a party in the conflict.