In the 1980s, Mauritania feared an end to the Morocco-Polisario conflict

Former Mauritanian president Ould Taya was deeply concerned about the possibility of an end to the war between Morocco and the Polisario. This is revealed in a declassified US State Department document.

Mauritania requests the absence of the Polisario leader at an education congress

Maghreb: First visit of an Algerian president to Mauritania in 37 years

Morocco and Mauritania deepen diplomatic and parliamentary ties

History : When Mauritania was a serious bone of contention between Morocco and France

On the 28th of November 1960, Mauritania has been proclaimed an independent state. A status that the Kingdom recognized nine years later. However, long before being independent of the French, Mauritania had been a serious bone of contention between Morocco and France. The former colonizer, opposed to the idea of witnessing the rebirth of North Africa, supported the independence of the former French colony. History.

Africa Eco Race to traverse El Guerguerate despite Polisario threats

Morocco and Mauritania boost military ties

Algeria's Tebboune to bring together Maghreb presidents and Polisario leader

The armies of Algeria and Mauritania sign an agreement on information exchange

Morocco shares expertise with Mauritania in vocational training