An Arab Maghreb Union without Morocco : Algeria announces tripartite summit in Libya

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced plans for an imminent Algerian-Libyan-Tunisian summit, continuing trilateral consultations to strengthen cooperation between the three countries. Despite efforts to include Mauritania, Algeria wants to relaunch the Maghreb Arab Union, excluding Morocco.

Tunisian President appoints new Arab Maghreb Union Secretary General

Arab Maghreb Union's dysfunction hinders regional growth, King Mohammed VI warns

Morocco and Mauritania see Arab Maghreb Union as «strategic choice»

Algeria does not want to entrust the revival of the Arab Maghreb union to Tunisia

«Algeria is more inclined to quickly find a solution with Morocco», Algerian Foreign Minister says

Normalization : A Moroccan diplomat in Algiers withdraws from an Arab Maghreb Union conference

The Arab Maghreb Union presents the trans-Maghreb railway line project in Tunisia

According to Abdelkader Messahel, Algeria backs economic integration in the Maghreb region

According to Algeria’s Foreign Affairs Minister, the country backs «economic integration» in the Maghreb. To the Minister, it is the only solution to problems related to water scarcity, agriculture and industry. Messahel completely ignored the border issue between Morocco and Algeria.

After visiting Algiers and Tunis, Ould Abdelaziz emissary hands King Mohammed VI a message

Mauritanian President’s emissary Mohamed Ould Maham visited Rabat, Tuesday, handing Prince Moulay Rachid a message of Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz to King Mohammed VI. Last week, the official toured Algiers and Tunis, carrying letters from the President to Abdelaziz Bouteflika and Beji Caid Essebssi.