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I have just read an article by Ana Palacio, Spain’s former Minister of Foreign Affairs, on the...
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Anna Evstigneeva, Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, has again defended Moscow’s veto against a...
Morocco’s Weather Office Expects Heavy Rainfall on Wednesday-Thursday
The General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM) issued a new weather alert, forecasting heavy rainfall, strong winds, and...
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Moroccan authorities have released former Mauritanian lawmaker Sidi Mohamed Ould Abbouh and several members of his family,...
The Electricity Conversation Morocco Needs
The most useful question raised by the opening of COP31 in Antalya is not how many declarations governments can produce. It is what...
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The Electricity Conversation Morocco Needs
The most useful question raised by the opening of COP31 in Antalya is not how many declarations governments can produce....
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Moving up a grade is only one sign of progress. A qualification, too, may say little about whether its holder...
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For a Moroccan exporter, a shipment succeeds in practical terms. The product leaves the factory, reaches the terminal, clears the...
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Read moreDetailsEchoes of 1975: What Ana Palacio Gets Wrong About MINURSO’s End
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The story of the Moroccan Sahara is usually told from 1975. Sometimes from 1884. That is opening the book at...
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Read moreDetailsWestern Sahara: US Criticizes Russia’s Veto, Vows to Continue Peace Efforts
The United States has vowed to continue efforts to resolve the Western Sahara dispute after Russia vetoed a US-drafted Security...
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Gulf States Back Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN Debate on Sahara Veto
Gulf Arab states reaffirmed their support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as a basis for resolving the Western Sahara dispute during...
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Many Migrants Return to Morocco After Spain Rejects Asylum Applications
Spanish police said many migrants returned to Morocco after their asylum applications were rejected, while more than 200 others decided...
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Israel Establishes First Permanent Defense Office in Morocco
Israel is set to inaugurate a permanent Defense Attaché Office in Rabat, establishing a permanent military presence in Morocco as...
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Spain’s VOX Pushes EU Debate on ‘Unfair Competition’ From Moroccan Olive Oil
Spain’s far-right VOX party has secured an expedited debate at the European Parliament’s Committee on Petitions over what it describes...
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Morocco, Ecuador Sign Visa Waiver Agreement for Ecuadorian Passport Holders
Morocco and Ecuador have agreed to waive visa requirements for Ecuadorian citizens holding ordinary passports, while seeking to expand cooperation...
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UN General Assembly to Examine Russia’s Veto on MINURSO Mandate Renewal
The United Nations General Assembly is set to hold a plenary meeting on Tuesday to examine Russia’s decision to veto...
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Morocco, Sierra Leone Reaffirm Ties, Discuss Economic and Parliamentary Cooperation
Morocco and Sierra Leone have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations, with a particular focus on economic cooperation, African...
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Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has reiterated the importance of Morocco as a key ally, describing bilateral relations between the two countries as essential at different levels.
Western Sahara: US Criticizes Russia’s Veto, Vows to Continue Peace Efforts
The United States has vowed to continue efforts to resolve the Western Sahara dispute after Russia vetoed a US-drafted Security...
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Western Sahara: Algeria’s Hollow UN Intervention Exposes the Hand Behind the Polisario
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) convened on November 10 to examine the veto that killed the renewal of MINURSO,...
Read moreDetailsGulf States Back Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN Debate on Sahara Veto
Gulf Arab states reaffirmed their support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as a basis for resolving the Western Sahara dispute during...
Read moreDetailsHilale: Algeria is Perpetuating Western Sahara Deadlock, Tindouf Humanitarian Crisis
Morocco’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Omar Hilale, has outlined Algeria’s deliberate attempts to perpetuate the Western Sahara dispute during...
Read moreDetailsWestern Sahara: Russia Defends Veto, Renews Claims in Support of Algeria-Backed Polisario
Anna Evstigneeva, Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, has again defended Moscow’s veto against a US-drafted resolution on...
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Sahara: Italian MP Flags Russia-Algeria Risk, Urges Rome to Back Autonomy Plan
Italian lawmaker Ettore Rosato has called on the government in Rome to take a clear stance on the Western Sahara...
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Sanchez: Spain’s Western Sahara Position Reflects Growing Support for Autonomy Plan
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has again outlined Spain’s new position on Western Sahara, describing its support for Morocco’s Autonomy...
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US Policy Journal Argues Referendum Was Never Realistic, and MINURSO Had to Go
A prominent American foreign-policy publication has argued that the collapse of the United Nations peacekeeping operation in Western Sahara should...
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Western Sahara: US Criticizes Russia’s Veto, Vows to Continue Peace Efforts
The United States has vowed to continue efforts to resolve the Western Sahara dispute after Russia vetoed a US-drafted Security Council resolution that sought to extend the mandate of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) and establish Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as the basis...
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Mezzour Warns of Chinese E-Commerce, Vietnam Competition Threatening Morocco’s Textile Industry
Morocco’s textile industry is facing mounting pressure from international competitors, changing European market conditions, and the expansion of Chinese online shopping platforms, Minister of Industry and Trade Ryad Mezzour said today.
UPF University to Inaugurate New Dental Clinic in Fez
UPF University will inaugurate a new dental clinic at its Champs de Course campus in Fez on Thursday, November 12.
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Salma Najdi Turns Her Public Speaking Struggles Into ‘RhetoGym’ Platform
Moroccan student Salma Najdi created RhetoGym, a free platform that helps users improve their public speaking through interactive exercises and self-reflection.
Read moreDetailsUM6P Launches Digital Farming School in Côte d’Ivoire With OCP Africa Support
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) and Côte d’Ivoire’s National Polytechnic Institute Félix Houphouët-Boigny (INP-HB) have launched a new school in Yamoussoukro to equip young African...
Read moreDetailsSpain Demands €7.88 Million Back From Moroccan Students in Reclaimed Scholarships
Moroccan students lead the ranking of foreign nationals that Spain’s Education Ministry has ordered to return scholarship money, according to figures obtained by Libre Mercado...
Read moreDetailsUM6P, Laval University Sign Two Agreements to Strengthen Scientific Cooperation
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) announced today the signing of two agreements with Laval University to strengthen academic and scientific cooperation between the two institutions.
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