Mending fences in the Gulf: Morocco’s risks and gains
Morocco carefully navigated the Gulf crisis to protect its diplomatic and financial interests and it stands to benefit from its partial resolution
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Morocco carefully navigated the Gulf crisis to protect its diplomatic and financial interests and it stands to benefit from its partial resolution
Trust Index 2021: Crisis as an Opportunity to Build Trust
Trust Index 2021: Presentation of key findings
Yasmina Abouzzohour : “Pour le Maroc, le rapprochement dans le Golfe aura surtout des bénéfices économiques”
Morocco is the clearest winner, and Algeria may be open to a rapprochement.
New AJCS book examines the Jihadism in Morocco in its local and global context
The epidemiological situation will continue to deteriorate at multiple levels. This is evidenced in the ever-rising number of cases, which reinforces fears of the collapse of the national health system.
Although the tension between Morocco and Algeria has increased since the replacement of the Algerian president, it is unlikely that this will lead to a disruption of equilibrium that has existed in the Maghreb for decades
Morocco’s experience in addressing the economic fallout from #COVID-19 illustrates many of the economic challenges that middle-income countries are facing and the fiscal limitations they confront.
Morocco is positioning itself as a reliable mediator in the Libya conflict to bolster its international image as a regional stability provider, to check rival Algeria’s aspiration to become a regional hegemon and to improve its bilateral relations with Libya