
Is Algeria blocking rescue operations to Morocco?
Humanitarian flights from the United Arab Emirates are forced to bypass Algerian airspace before reaching Morocco, which was hit by a violent earthquake on Friday.

Humanitarian flights from the United Arab Emirates are forced to bypass Algerian airspace before reaching Morocco, which was hit by a violent earthquake on Friday.

While the families of Franco-Moroccan Bilal Kissi and his cousin, Moroccan Abdelali Mechaouer, both coldly shot by the Algerian coast guards at sea on their jet-skis, are demanding justice, their lawyer of Franco-Algerian dual nationality says he is being threatened.

A video tends to corroborate the version provided (refusal to comply) by the Algerian Ministry of Defense on the Saïda tragedy . In reality, it is an old video that has nothing to do with the murder by the Algerian coast guards of a Franco-Moroccan and a Moroccan, at sea on their jet skis in Algerian maritime space.

While an Algerian group justified the cancellation of its concert in Morocco by "unforeseen factors" and "circumstances totally independent of its will," everything seems to indicate that this decision would be linked to the Saidia tragedy.

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) plans to generate profits and achieve higher revenues this year, after being severely affected by the Covid-19 health crisis.

Morocco has imported less wheat from France this year. A trend that should continue next year, given the strong competition between Russia and France in North Africa, a region that absorbs 15% of the world’s wheat imports on the continent.

Moroccans seem to no longer want Algerian artists. They blame them for their lack of solidarity following the assassination by the Algerian navy of two of the four Franco-Moroccan vacationers on jet skis who strayed into Algerian maritime space in Saïdia. As a result, the concert by Algerian singer Warda, better known as "Charlomanti", has been canceled.

The Algerian Ministry of National Defense provided rather unconvincing explanations for the assassination by its navy of two of the four Franco-Moroccan vacationers on jet skis who strayed into Algerian territorial waters in Saïdia. Explanations contradicted by the version of one of the survivors of the tragedy.

The family of the two Franco-Moroccans coldly shot down by the Algerian navy in Algerian maritime space while they were jet skiing with friends and got lost, intends to file a complaint in France.

In Morocco, the Bar Association has decided to take legal action against Algeria before international judicial bodies for the murder of two Franco-Moroccans by coast guards in Algerian maritime space while they were jet skiing with friends and had strayed.

Parents, friends and relatives gathered in large numbers to say a final farewell to Bilal Kissy, a French vacationer, shot dead by coast guards in Algerian waters while jet skiing with friends. The funeral of the Franco-Moroccan took place on Friday in the village of Bni Drar, near Oujda, in Morocco.

Abdelkrim Qissi, also known as Abdel Qissi, is in mourning. He lost one of his relatives in the massacre perpetrated on Tuesday by the Algerian coast guards near Saïda , and calls on the Moroccan authorities to bring the case before international bodies.