For Morocco's King Mohammed VI, this summer could go down in history. For five decades, the Western Sahara, a territory to the south of the country, has been at the center of a conflict which ...

The occupation of Western Sahara is not only military or political — it is profoundly economic. Morocco uses the occupied territories as a means of managing its domestic labor surplus ...

More farms are being built across Morocco and the occupied Western Sahara. With a 300MW capacity each, they are the largest wind farms in Africa. AFP PHOTOS/FADEL SENNA ...

Morocco and Western Sahara Events ... Morocco’s “territorial integrity” after an interview with a German newspaper in 2015 quoted him as referring to Western Sahara as “occupied.” ...

The Western Sahara issue “remains a matter of decolonisation” between Morocco and the Polisario Front, Ambassador Amar ...

The Front has fought for nationhood for Western Sahara’s indigenous Sahrawi population for 50 years; Morocco occupied Western Sahara in 1975, and Emhamed grew up on stories of a lost land while ...

Western Sahara is occupied by Morocco, a country where King Muhammad VI has ... will open up new possibilities in the fight for a free and independent Western Sahara. Occupied Land.

But Morocco has been strengthening its hold over Western Sahara for decades. Following Spain’s hasty withdrawal from its former colony, Morocco annexed two-thirds of Western Sahara, claiming ...

For Morocco's King Mohammed VI, this summer could go down in history. For five decades, the Western Sahara, a territory to the south of the country, has been at the center of a conflict which ...

In 1991, the Sahrawi national movement, led by the Polisario, suspended the armed struggle it had waged against Morocco since it occupied Western Sahara in 1975.

Today, Western Sahara is still occupied by Morocco and is thus considered to be Africa’s last colony. Desert Camps. It is around 35 to 40 degrees Celsius in Wilayah of Bojador, ...

Western Sahara is occupied by Morocco, a country where King Muhammad VI has full control over Morocco's armed forces, judiciary, and all foreign policy.