Morocco
Morocco and Mauritania to boost military ties
Military officials from Morocco and Mauritania met in Rabat this week for their fifth Joint Military Commission session, reaffirming a
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Morocco
Morocco, U.S. record two decades of Free Trade Agreement
Morocco’s Industry and Trade Minister, Ryad Mezzour, while speaking at the annual Gala of the American Chamber of Commerce
Morocco
King Mohammed VI calls for consolidation over Western Sahara diplomatic gains
At the opening of the first session of the fourth legislative year of the 11th Moroccan Legislature King Mohammed emphasized
Tunisia
Jail time mounts up for former Tunisian presidential candidate
Ayachi Zammel, a former Tunisian presidential candidate, has been sentenced to more time in prison, with a cumulative total of
Libya
China urges withdrawal of foreign fighters from Libya
China’s UN envoy called for the immediate withdrawal of foreign armed forces and mercenaries from Libya. Dai Bing, China&
Somalia
Somalia welcomes Egypt's offer to deploy peacekeepers there
Somalia announced Egypt’s offer to deploy peacekeeping troops as part of a security partnership. This comes as the African
Egypt
Horn of Africa: Egypt, Eritrea and Somalia promise to forge closer ties
The leaders of Egypt, Eritrea, and Somalia held a summit Thursday, pledging to strengthen regional security and cooperation amid growing
Morocco
Fitch Expects Morocco’s Growth to Reach 3% in 2024
The Fitch Ratings agency has maintained Morocco ‘BB+’ rating suggesting a stable outlook due to the country’s ongoing macroeconomic
Algeria
Indian President Murmu to visit Algeria, Malawi, Mauritania
Indian President Droupadi Murmu will travel to Algeria, Mauritania and Malawi from October 13 to 19, the first-ever visit by
Egypt
Egypt, Somalia leaders visit Eritrea amid regional tensions
The leaders of Egypt, Eritrea and Somalia were due to hold a three-way summit, according to AFP, in Asmara on
Algeria
Algeria excludes French wheat from latest tender amid diplomatic strains
Algeria, a top global wheat importer, has notably excluded France from its recent tender for wheat procurement, signaling escalating tensions
Sudan
UN Human Rights Council extends Sudan conflict abuse investigation
The UN Human Rights Council voted Wednesday to extend its investigation into alleged rights abuses in Sudan's ongoing
Algeria
Algeria's Tebboune refuses France visit in snub to former colonial ruler
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has once again postponed his visit to France, accusing the former colonial power of "genocide."