The British government advises its nationals against any travel to the borders of Algeria with Tunisia, Libya, Niger, Mali and Mauritania. On the other hand, it qualifies the border with Morocco as a "safe" destination.
Fallen into disgrace, France has called on Morocco to help free President Mohamed Bazoum, detained in Niamey since his overthrow in July 2023.
The Algerian authorities fear that the Moroccan-Nigerian Atlantic African gas pipeline project launched by King Mohammed VI and the former Nigerian president could jeopardize the future of the Nigeria-Niger-Algeria gas pipeline.
In Algeria’s eyes, the Moroccan-Emirati-Israeli alliance is acting against its interests in African countries located in the Sahel region, including Mali and Niger. This is revealed in a British intelligence report.
Unlike France and Algeria, Morocco has intelligently managed the crisis in the Sahel, according to Jeune Afrique.
In response to the cooperation project between Morocco and Mali aimed at connecting the Sahel to the Atlantic via the Sahara, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announces the "creation of free trade zones with the brotherly countries starting with Mauritania, then Mali and Niger, in addition to Tunisia and Libya".
The national women’s football team (U17) easily defeated their Nigerien counterparts, Monday at the municipal stadium of Berkane , with a very wide score (11-0) in the first leg of the second round of the (African zone) qualifiers for the U17 Women’s World Cup.
Morocco is ahead of France in signing a partnership with the Sahel states to facilitate their access to the Atlantic Ocean, analyzed Alain Juillet, former head of French intelligence services.
The Moroccan company Royal Air Maroc has decided to refuse to board all French passengers destined for Niamey, the capital of Niger. The reason is the execrable relationship between France and Niger.
Badou Zaki, Moroccan coach and coach of the Niger national team, did not cite Morocco, a semi-finalist of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, among the favorite nations for the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN), which will kick off on Saturday in Côte d’Ivoire.
The former coach of the Moroccan national football team, Baddou Zaki , has just reacted to the rumors that his salary would be paid by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation.
Since the military regime that took power opened the Nigerien airspace "to all domestic and international commercial flights except French flights or flights chartered by France, including those of the Air France fleet", the national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is booming.