A member of the polisario militia sent by Algeria interfered with an AU meeting in South Africa by assaulting the delegation from the Kingdom. The terrorist group’s representative from Algeria insulted Morocco, its institutions, and its symbols while also attacking Moroccan Ambassador Mohamed Arrouchi.

A video of Morocco’s ambassador, the country’s permanent representative to the African Union and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, losing his nerve at the end of a meeting is making the rounds on social media.

The Moroccan diplomat has never lost his composure in the face of a flood of outrageous insults directed at him personally as well as Morocco and its symbols before losing his temper and reacting angrily.

The intensity and violence of the insults made by the Polisario member shocked everyone in attendance at a joint meeting of the AU Permanent Representatives Committee and the Pan-African Parliament, which was held in late December in Johannesburg. As a result, the microphone had to be turned off.

At the end of the conference, a man named Mohamed Yeslem Beissat who was not even supposed to be there took the podium under extreme pressure and insulted both the ambassador of Morocco and the Kingdom.

This is the third occasion that the person has interrupted a meeting, all thanks to Algeria. The meeting’s focus, which was on collaboration between the Pan-African Parliament and the AU’s Permanent Representatives Committee, was never mentioned by this illegitimate man.

Press sources claim that this third provocation was deftly planned in order to enrage the Moroccan official and catch his outburst on camera.

The success of the Moroccan national team at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar was mentioned by Mohamed Arrouchi, who used them as motivation for Africa to place more bets on youth.

His persuasive and enthusiastically received speech irritated the separatist militia member, who immediately insulted Morocco in front of a shocked audience.

The African Union’s president, who was in attendance and shocked by the statements made against Morocco, condemned the incident.

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The Moroccan ambassador to the European Union, Youssef Amrani, will finally be able to take up his duties in the Belgian capital. According to our information, his accreditation has been validated by the European authorities.

Youssef Amrani, the Moroccan ambassador to the EU who was chosen by H.M. King Mohammed VI, could shortly start working in that role after the European Union confirmed his accreditation. These specific details were obtained from “Afrique Intelligence,” which disseminates them based on information gathered from European authorities.

The new Ambassador of the Kingdom to the EU, was appointed on October 18, by the Sovereign after heading the Moroccan diplomatic mission in South Africa. He succeeds Ahmed Rahhou, the current president of the Competition Council.

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Karima Benyaich, Morocco’s ambassador to Spain, returned to Madrid on Sunday, nearly a year after Rabat called her for consultations.

The Moroccan ambassador confirmed her return to Madrid in a statement to the Spanish News Agency.
After arriving in Madrid, Benyaich said, “It brings me great joy to return to work in Madrid and to build links between Spain and Morocco.”

Spain has finally backed Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara, according to a statement released by the Moroccan Royal Cabinet on Friday, effectively ending a nearly year-long diplomatic crisis between the two countries.

The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, highlighted in a statement to Moroccan King Mohammed VI that he “recognizes the gravity of the Sahara issue for Morocco.”

As a result, “Spain regards the Moroccan autonomy initiative, first proposed in 2007, as the most serious, realistic, and trustworthy basis for settling the conflict.”

“Morocco’s genuine and credible attempts inside the framework of the United Nations to establish a mutually acceptable settlement” appears to be the most realistic conclusion to the disagreement over the Kingdom’s southern provinces, according to Sanchez.

Morocco, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans Abroad, “highly appreciates Spain’s positive positions and constructive commitments on the Moroccan Sahara issue contained in the message addressed to King Mohammed VI by the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez.”

In this Address, King Mohammed VI called for “the beginning of a new era in our two countries’ ties, based on trust, transparency, mutual regard, and respect for agreements.”

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Everything seems to be in place for Ambassador Farida Loudaya to become a pleasant and decisive voice for Moroccan diplomacy. Rabat was able to break into Latin America thanks to her contributions. Her interlocutors all agree that she understands the full magnitude and nuance of political inclinations.
Many people claimed she was ready for the grandest of fates. We laud “her boundless energy and agility,” “her vast knowledge,” and “her articulate responses.” Her enlarging vision and her glances are frequently given as examples. “In South America, Ambassador Farida Loudaya has become a role model. It is said to be active, present, and effective in Latin society.
“The ambassador is distinguished by her efforts to defend her country’s interests,” wrote the Mexican website “Almomento” of Farida Loudaya, Morocco’s Ambassador to Colombia and Ecuador. Several international media outlets laud the Moroccan ambassador’s consistent point of view, her tireless effort, and the efficacy of her diplomatic actions.
The information we have obtained attest to her total dedication to her country’s interests; they still have actual political importance; and they bore the identifiable stamp of an excellence spirit cognizant of all hurdles.
“Ms. Loudaya was present at all events; she contributes to the influence of Morocco’s ties abroad and the extension of her country’s diplomatic influence.” “She has only been in office since 2017, but she exhibits the talent of a person with extensive diplomatic experience, which is certainly a major merit,” stated a Colombian website in 2020.
On October 28, Colombia decided to extend its consular jurisdiction to all Moroccan territory, including the Sahara, an unprecedented decision.
Better yet, Bogota complimented Morocco’s genuine attempts to find a political, pragmatic, practical, and long-term solution to this issue within the framework of the political process conducted only under the auspices of the United Nations.
Ms. Loudaya already stated at the end of 2020: “The bilateral relationship with Colombia is of the utmost importance, because it is, above all, a state relationship.” King Mohamed VI and President Iván Duque Marquez hold high regard for one another.
Our two countries have a solid friendship that is marked by mutual trust and is bolstered by a continuous and long-standing political interaction and a convergence of views on many matters of mutual interest.”
Ms. Loudaya, according to many, was successful in achieving this huge diplomatic success in Morocco. “This ambassador has a profound sense of her country’s greatness and an unwavering desire to serve it well,” one could read on Twitter. “Accomplished merit had been bestowed upon her by valuable aptitudes and consistent endeavor.” “We want to see this presence in people with high-level positions,” remarked one user.
“Her professional faculties are to be appreciated, and she does not take pride in it; this diplomatic outcome was accomplished through persistent and brave efforts under the direction of King Mohammed VI,” an editorial writer wrote. Farida Loudaya receives the payoff for the job she has secretly dedicated herself to for years in one day.

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Morooccan Sahara: Dynamics, stalemate and solution was the  title of a webinar which was held today 30^th April attended by The Ambassador of Morocco in Australia  H .E Mr Karim Medrek , and a group of  university professors, researchers and lawyers from New Zealand and Morocco, they discussed the Moroccan Sahara’s case and the proposed solutions to resolve the conflict.

The Ambassador affirmed that despite Algeria’s support for the Polisario, the United Nations and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights are still maintaining their steadfast position regarding the territorial integrity of Morocco by its continuous support and rejection of human rights violations in  Tindouf camps.

Especially the suppression of opponents to the  Leaders of Polisario and deprivation  of their most basic rights, while Jessica Swan asserted that Morocco had always been the first to peacefully discuss a solution for the dispute . Janette Hornne, a university professor in New Zealand, mentioned the most important steps taken by the United Nations to resolve the conflict and Morocco’s contribution to its permanent initiatives and intensive efforts to find a solution. she also emphasized that; autonomy plan is the best solution to this dispute’.

Shaibata Mrabihrabou said that ;more than 80 percent of the Sahraoui population are living in a sphere of democracy  and The Moroccan Sahara witnessed a large investments in all fields, especially the cities of El-Ayoun and Dakhla, and this has a great impact admitted by all African neighboring countries

He added: “We are living today, some of us are here and others there deprived of their most basic rights. He emphasized  the need for political pressure on Algeria to contribute solving the conflict.

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Two senior officials received Morocco’s Ambassador to Russia, Lotfi Bouchaara. At the center of discussions, the process of settling the Sahara issue.

On March 17th, 2021, in Moscow, the Deputy Foreign Minister and Special Presidential Representative for the Middle East and Africa, Mikhail Bogdanov had a meeting with the Ambassador of Morocco to Russia, Lotfi Bouchaara.

A statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation indicates that during this meeting, Bogdanov and Bouchaara discussed current issues concerning the strengthening of traditional relations of friendship between Russia and Morocco, including the deepening of policy dialogue, the expansion of economic, commercial and humanitarian ties, as well as interactions in the fight against Covid-19.

In addition to strengthening bilateral relations, the two officials exchanged views with interest on the current situation in North Africa.

Meanwhile, the Moroccan Ambassador also spoke with Sergei Vershinin, a second Deputy Foreign Minister, about the political dialogue between Morocco and Russia and other national matters.

The Russian diplomacy’ statement indicates that the two officials examined “current aspects of Russian-Moroccan interaction within the UN” and exchanged views on issues on the Security Council’s agenda, while focusing on the situation in the Middle East and North Africa and on the process of settling the Sahara issue.

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