In Algeria, the media war launched months ago against Morocco has reached a new milestone while Rabat observes silence. Explanations.
Two weeks before the Security Council meeting devoted to the examination of the Sahara issue, Nasser Bourita responded, using irony, remarks recently made by the Algerian Foreign Minister.
In 1972, King Hassan II and President Houari Boumediene announced the creation of a joint venture to operate the Gara Djbilet iron mine. This project was part of the border convention between the two countries. Algeria quickly forgot its commitments, and Morocco did not insist.
Even if he officially left his post as commissioner for peace and security at the Commission of the African Union, Algerian Smail Chergui wanted to attack Morocco for the last time.