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The Moroccan Embassy in Mali brought together speakers to discuss Morocco’s national unity, the Sahara issue and security across the Sahel-Sahara region.

Tribal sheikhs and elected officials met to discuss recent diplomatic developments and the latest Royal Office statement.

The political scientist says the failure to renew the UN mission’s mandate has opened a new phase in the Sahara issue, while Morocco remains committed to the ceasefire.

Hundreds of residents of Laayoune took to the streets on Friday, October 30, to celebrate the announcement that MINURSO’s mandate would end. The public show of support echoed the unanimous backing expressed by elected officials and local leaders, who described the development as a historic milestone for the Kingdom’s sovereignty.

Speaking at Le360’s “Le Grand Témoin” conference in Casablanca on Thursday, October 29, writer and French Academy member Boualem Sansal offered a searing account of his life as a dissident, his fight for freedom of thought in the face of barbarism and the tensions gripping the region. With unstinting praise for Morocco’s strategic maturity and a fierce indictment of Algeria’s militarist dead end, a man whose life has followed an extraordinary course made an impassioned case for clarity and truth.

From undersea cables to critical minerals, control over networks and resources is reshaping the balance of power worldwide. The 20th volume of Strategic Dialogues, presented by the Policy Center for the New South (PCNS) and the HEC Center for Geopolitics on Wednesday, October 28, in Sala Al Jadida, examines these dependencies and the obstacles to more balanced cooperation in the Mediterranean.

In an interview with Le360, Yemen’s ambassador to Morocco, Ezzadin Saeed Al-Asbahi, discusses the origins of the conflict with the Houthis, condemns Iran’s involvement and outlines what he sees as the conditions for a return to political negotiations. He also discusses Yemen’s ties with Morocco and opportunities for closer cooperation.

Head of Government Fatima-Ezzahra El Mansouri on Wednesday defended the dismissal of former Istiqlal minister Madiha Khayr, describing the decision as an act of courage after concerns emerged over her judicial past just 48 hours after her appointment.

Morocco’s National Human Rights Council (CNDH) has called on the government and Parliament to move toward legally abolishing the death penalty, which remains in the country’s criminal legislation despite a de facto moratorium on executions that has been in place since 1993.