Morocco Morocco Foreign Policy & Geopolitics

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The United Kingdom supports the autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty in the Sahara and confirms its determination to act in accordance with this position at all levels.

Moroccan foreign ministry is doing a good job. We brought almost all the world leading states to recognize our borders in the sahara. The western sahara issue will soon be forgotten, and we will be heading to the eastern sahara

 

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U.S. President’s advisor Mas'ud Boulos confirms that the United States of America is heading toward opening its consulate in the Moroccan Sahara.

U.S. President’s advisor Mas'ud Boulos confirms that Moroccan sovereignty is the final solution to the Moroccan Sahara issue and that work will be done on this in the Security Council.

Trump's special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, states that his "team is working on a peace agreement between Morocco and Algeria right now. There will be a peace agreement, in my opinion, within 60 days."


Algeria, with its trickery and traitorous acts, has not been able to change anything in the 50-year-long conflict in the Moroccan Sahara. The file of Western Sahara has entered the final stages, and Algeria has to accept the fait accompli .

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The Security Council adopts, with 11 votes in favor, 3 abstentions, and 0 votes against, the resolution considering the Moroccan autonomy plan as the most feasible basis for resolving this artificial conflict.

The vote in favor of the resolution with 11 votes: the United States of America, Denmark, Somalia, France, and the United Kingdom, Panama, Greece, Slovenia, Sierra Leone, Guyana, South Korea.

Abstention by three countries from voting, which are: China, Russia, Pakistan.

Algeria did not participate in the vote.

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The Security Council adopts, with 11 votes in favor, 3 abstentions, and 0 votes against, the resolution considering the Moroccan autonomy plan as the most feasible basis for resolving this artificial conflict.

The vote in favor of the resolution with 11 votes: the United States of America, Denmark, Somalia, France, and the United Kingdom, Panama, Greece, Slovenia, Sierra Leone, Guyana, South Korea.

Abstention by three countries from voting, which are: China, Russia, Pakistan.

Algeria did not participate in the vote.

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Exclusive reportage with the Moroccan foreign minister, Nasser Bourita.


- It's the diplomacy of seriousness that brings back respect. Morocco is not the kind of country that issues 5 press releases per day".

-Morocco practices "reasonable diplomacy" and results-oriented diplomacy, not mere rhetoric and statements.

-Mr. Bourita commenting on the American mediation: between the two countries "Morocco and Algeria do not need mediation: No one knows Algeria better than Morocco. And no one knows Morocco better than Algeria. They just need political will."

-"The King does not see this victory as a humiliation for Algeria"

-The relationship with Algeria and the solution to the Western Sahara issue—we are today closer to it than ever.

- The UN Resolution was subject to 45 expected amendments with Morocco's approval.. and the negotiation will last a year.

-China and Russia abstained from voting because they have a problem with the pen holder, the United States of America.. Russia did not use the veto right out of respect for King Mohammed VI

 

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Algeria, with its trickery and traitorous acts, has not been able to change anything in the 50-year-long conflict in the Moroccan Sahara. The file of Western Sahara has entered the final stages, and Algeria has to accept the fait accompli .

Algeria has been forced to be a participant in the meetings even if they been trying for decades to claim that they are not an active participant in the conflict. While the ongoing negotiations are taking place, the Algerian army started provoking Morocco by shooting in the air near the Moroccan oasis of Iche.

Time is over

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«« This King is a thug […] either you don't know what's happening in your country, or you're lying ». " President Macron's Reaction: "They've screwed me over. This king (Mohammed VI) is a thug." They pulled a fast one on me. He calls Mohammed VI… who hangs up on him

According to the former DGSE chief, Bernard Bajolet, Morocco resorted to Pegasus in 2019 to spy on France, and in particular to obtain information on Algeria .

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Nicolas Sarkozy, the former President of France:

« If it had been any other state than Morocco, France would have been far more aggressive. But here, there was undoubtedly much to preserve… »

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Today's Morocco is not yesterday's Morocco. They know this very well, and that is why they are proposing a new treaty with Morocco. Morocco is a rising power in Africa, and the Mediterranean!!

 

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«« This King is a thug […] either you don't know what's happening in your country, or you're lying ». " President Macron's Reaction: "They've screwed me over. This king (Mohammed VI) is a thug." They pulled a fast one on me. He calls Mohammed VI… who hangs up on him

According to the former DGSE chief, Bernard Bajolet, Morocco resorted to Pegasus in 2019 to spy on France, and in particular to obtain information on Algeria .

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2040316064387547577

Nicolas Sarkozy, the former President of France:

« If it had been any other state than Morocco, France would have been far more aggressive. But here, there was undoubtedly much to preserve… »

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2040368781709447222

Today's Morocco is not yesterday's Morocco. They know this very well, and that is why they are proposing a new treaty with Morocco. Morocco is a rising power in Africa, and the Mediterranean!!


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France offers Morocco a historical bilateral treaty


French FM Jean Barrot announced that the two nations have launched what he described as a “unique initiative” to establish a bilateral treaty between France and Morocco. He noted that, for France, it would mark the first agreement of its kind with a non-European country. Bourita confirmed plans for a future state visit by King Mohammed VI to France, saying the trip would coincide with the signing of what he called an “unprecedented political, legal and historic agreement”.
Neither party specified what the treaty implies and its details.


Macron, you know what to do

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has defined what happened in Ceuta as a “violation of Spain’s territorial integrity.” In his own words: “What has happened is an attack on Spain’s territorial integrity and deserves our most resounding and energetic condemnation.” The problem is that he tells the truth — but Spain does not dare to say that it is Morocco that has violated that territorial integrity. There are many theories about why this took place, but I think we can all agree that this was a coordinated action. Sebta and Melilla are Moroccan. They sit on our land — that is a historical fact, and no amount of denial changes it.


Two points should be taken into consideration:

• Spain and the United Kingdom recently removed the physical border fence at Gibraltar and scrapped routine land checkpoint controls.
• At the same time, voices inside the European Union have been discussing the imposition of tariffs on the automotive industry, electric vehicles, and lithium batteries.

Morocco is waging hybrid warfare: not only by the controlled movement of people, but also by building two of the largest ports in the Mediterranean — Tanger Med and the Nador West Med port — to maintain continuous economic pressure on the two tiny enclaves of Sebta and Melilla. Morocco’s message is clear. If we wanted to exert pressure on the Moroccan cities of Sebta and Melilla, we would not even need a single bullet. The simplest and most lasting solution is for Spain to return Ceuta, Melilla, and the Chafarinas Islands to the Kingdom of Morocco.


In previous incidents we mainly saw sub-Saharan migrants attempting to break through. This time they were not the majority. There will be no lasting security for the European Union, and no sustainable end to irregular migration, as long as Ceuta and Melilla remain under Spanish control. Addressing the root causes requires political courage, not only higher fences. Returning these two cities to their rightful country — Morocco — would open the door to a more stable and cooperative future based on mutual respect and shared responsibility.

Spain and the hypocritical European Union have received the message. Morocco wants a larger share in cooperation, trade, and partnership — one built on genuine respect and shared interests. As Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita said a few years ago, and the words remain just as relevant today:

“Morocco is not destined to be Europe’s gendarme, nor its concierge!”






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On the occasion of the 27th anniversary of the Glorious Throne Day, His Majesty King Mohammed VI, may God assist him, received a message from the President of the United States of America, His Excellency Donald J. Trump.


"this year we celebrate 250 years of American history and enduring friendship with Morocco - a bond forged in trust and mutual respect." Regarding the Western Sahara issue, the American President confirmed to His Majesty the King, may God preserve him, that "the United States is clear: we recognize Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara and we support the serious, credible, and realistic Moroccan autonomy proposal as the only basis for a just and lasting solution." "Any other path prolongs the status quo and is unacceptable... This dispute must end now, and the United States will continue to drive progress toward that goal," the message continued. To that end, we will also work together to ensure the security of the Sahel region."

Your vision for growth opens up prospects for prosperity for both our peoples and economies." In this regard, President Trump conveys to His Majesty the King, may God assist him: "I have instructed my teams to work toward economic and social development with Morocco, including in the territory of Western Sahara." "Reliable American technology and innovation will continue to serve as partners (to Morocco) for the next 250 years, in all strategic sectors, including energy, artificial intelligence, critical minerals, and defense."

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Morocco launches its diplomatic offensive against Spain

• European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that the EU “must do more” to strengthen its borders and improve technical and financial support to Morocco.
• Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares stressed the need to maintain strong relations with Morocco and praised the cooperation of the Moroccan authorities.
• Spanish Interior Minister Fernando declared: “Morocco is not a threat to Ceuta or the rest of Spain , it is an absolutely reliable partner.”

Moroccan Foreign Ministry source:

There are those in [Spain] who lack “vision” and suffer from “severe strategic shortcomings. We warned Spain days ago about the outbreak of events in occupied Moroccan Sebta. Spain cannot undermine the system for combating irregular migration, then demand that Morocco bear the consequences. “Morocco assumes its responsibilities (…). This is a commitment, not political rhetoric or propaganda. (…) Morocco has never yielded to pressure, nor has it acted out of coercion or under the weight of blackmail. (…) If anyone thinks that Morocco will give in to pressure and blackmail, they don’t know the Morocco of Mohammed VI.”


European and Spanish officials have notably avoided any attribution of blame to Morocco.