Tag: Mohammed VI

Sahara: Morocco remains resolutely committed to political process under exclusive aegis of UN

Morocco remains resolutely and earnestly committed to the political process (on the Sahara), under the exclusive aegis of the United

The twenty year-reign (1999-2019) of King Mohammed VI of Morocco are marked by the major projects carried out and the

King Mohammed VI underlined on Tuesday Morocco’s willingness to hold a “direct and frank dialogue with Algeria”, while recalling the

Morocco remains confidently and responsibly engaged in the momentum launched by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, in cooperation with

The report on the Moroccan Sahara conflict that AU Commission Chairman Moussa Faki Mahamat presented to the delegations attending the

Zambia has reaffirmed on Thursday (March 1) that it no longer has any relations with the so-called sahrawi republic “SADR”

The Polisario Front has threatened for the umpteenth time to resort to arms to achieve its independence claims after it

Algerian media has panicked following the historic meeting in Abidjan between King Mohammed VI and South African President Jacob Zuma

The presence at the 5th AU-EU summit in Abidjan of a high-ranking Moroccan delegation, led by King Mohammed VI in

The so-called Sahrawi Republic “SADR” was finally invited to the European Union-Africa Summit scheduled to take place in Abidjan, Côte