صحافة بلادي صحيفة إلكترونية مغاربية متجددة على مدار الساعة تعنى بشؤون المغرب الجزائر ليبيا موريتانيا تونس
It sparked a high-level diplomatic meeting that brought together representatives ofUnited States**Morocco** and **Mauritania** have remarkable interactions within political and media circles interested in the Moroccan Sahara issue, especially inAlgeriaSome Algerian platforms raised questions about the implications and timing of this rapprochement.
The Mauritanian Minister of Foreign Affairs wasMohamed Salem Ould MarzoukDuring the past few days, he announced a meeting with the Moroccan ambassador in Nouakchott and the Chargé d’Affaires of the American Embassy, without going into details of the agenda, only referring to the diplomatic nature of the meeting.
Confused Algerian reading
Despite the absence of any official announcement linking the meeting directly to the Sahara file, Algerian media outlets affiliated with the secession thesis were quick to link it to the regional and international context characterized by strengthening the position of the Moroccan proposal for autonomy, especially after the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution No. 2797, which reaffirmed the seriousness and credibility of the Moroccan initiative as a realistic political solution to the conflict.
This UN resolution is seen as a pivotal diplomatic milestone that has strengthened the international momentum in support of the Moroccan approach, at a time when alternative theses are losing their presence within UN decision-making circles.
Mauritania and repositioning signals
On the other hand, these developments raise questions about the features of the future Mauritanian approach to this file, in light of a changing regional context and increasing international support for autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty. Observers believe that Nouakchott, which has historically been keen on balancing its regional relations, may find in this path an opportunity to enhance the stability of the region and engage in the logic of realistic solutions.
This comes at a time when Washington continues its clear and explicit support for the Moroccan initiative, as it is the only viable political framework, a position expressed by the US administration on multiple occasions, inside and outside the Security Council.
Algeria outside the transformations
On the other hand, Algeria still adheres to its traditional discourse based on the “referendum” option, despite the transformations the file is witnessing at the international level, and its refusal to engage in the United Nations-sponsored round-table mechanism, which is today the approved framework for managing the political track.
The Algerian president wasAbdel Majeed TebbouneHe declared, at the end of last December, that relations with Mauritania are “excellent,” stressing Nouakchott’s sovereignty in its decisions. However, observers believe that these statements reflect, in part, growing Algerian concern about the expanding circle of regional and international support for the Moroccan position.
Continuous Moroccan momentum
In light of these facts, Morocco continues to steadily strengthen its diplomatic presence, based on an initiative that enjoys growing support, and on a network of international and regional relations based on the logic of partnership and stability. This makes any such tripartite rapprochement the subject of careful follow-up, especially by the parties that today find themselves outside the path of the ongoing transformations.
Taken as a whole, these developments reflect a widening gap between a realistic Moroccan approach that enjoys increasing international consensus, and a traditional Algerian discourse that faces difficulty adapting to new diplomatic realities that are taking shape.
Source:My press
