UN extends MINURSO mandate for one year, Algeria boycotts vote

Algeria withdraws Sahara Security Council meeting request

BRICS : South Africa fails to include support for Polisario in Kazan Declaration

Green energy : US company under pressure to leave the Sahara

UN clarifies Sahara partition plan : Not a formal proposal

US State Department dodges clarifying stance on Sahara partition proposal

UN Personal Envoy proposes Sahara division between Morocco and Polisario

Algerian President affirms UN Sahara resolutions, resists implementation

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune claimed that his country respects and adheres to Security Council decisions regarding the Sahara issue. However, Algeria has already declined the Council’s invitation to participate in roundtable discussions and the census of the Tindouf camps, undermining its stance on cooperation with UN resolutions.

South Africa and Namibia welcome CJEU ruling on Western Sahara

16th of October 1975 : When the Green March brought King Hassan II and the opposition together

During the reign of Hassan II, the Green March was a turning point in history of the Moroccan political scene. The initiative, announced on the 16th of October 1975, had clearly strengthened the sovereign’s power. Consequently, the opposition in the country offered to engage in the democratic process by abandoning the armed struggle.