Hugh Lovett comments on the possible cancellation of the fisheries agreement between the EU and Morocco
Media mentions – Morocco
I would refrain from considering Morocco’s lack of acceptance of humanitarian aid from France as a milestone or a further step in the framework of tensions between the two countries
Lorena Stella Martini comments on Morocco’s acceptance of aid from third countries in the wake of the recent earthquake
The chance of the ECJ rejecting the Commission’s appeal is probable and will have a great political impact
In the case of a renewal, Morocco wants to negotiate terms with the EU to reach a more advanced partnership with a clear-added value for Rabat
The ECJ’s ruling could have an impact on other areas of relations between the EU and Morocco
Lorena Stella Martini explains how EU-Morocco relations could be affected by the ECJ’s ruling on the fishery agreement and its applicability to Western Sahara
The bilateral relations can help the Moroccan economy, which is quite fragile, to say the least
Hugh Lovatt believes that Morocco can have more leverage over Western actors through partnering with Israel
The status of Ceuta and Melilla does represent a possible trigger for further diplomatic standoffs between Morocco and Spain
Lorena Stella Martini comments on the relations between Morocco and Spain, with a focus on Ceuta and Melilla
Morocco will have to strike a careful balance between its fertiliser exports, its drive to expand its high-value agricultural exports and the provision of drinking water to its population
Morocco will partner with other regional and global actors, shifting the geopolitics of global food security
Michaël Tanchum publishes, “Morocco’s New Challenges as a Gatekeeper of the World’s Food Supply” in MEI
The political unease between Morocco and Algeria could boil over into something much worse
