Diplomacy: Morocco does better than Algeria and France

Diplomatically, Morocco is imposing itself in Africa, more precisely in the Sahel, where Algeria and France are retreating.

Jeune Afrique devotes an article to the superiority of Morocco’s foreign policy in the Sahel region compared to the Algerian approach. The pan-African magazine highlights the fundamental differences between the two countries’ strategies for dealing with regional issues. While Morocco relies on soft power and common economic development to strengthen its influence, Algeria continues to focus on a traditional approach devoid of a developmental dimension, he notes. To support his argument, the author of the article states that the Moroccan approach is based on a balanced and long-term vision. Explanation: Rabat has built a network of solid alliances with African countries through innovative economic and humanitarian projects. Among these, we can cite the gas pipeline linking Nigeria to Morocco, a model of constructive regional cooperation.