ALGERIAN PATRIOTS - ENGLISH

Ah, Morocco… A country that has spent so much time looking at itself in a distorted mirror that it actually started believing it weighs more than a grain of couscous in African geopolitics. Unfortunately for Rabat, reality is stubborn, and the recent elections within the African Union (AU) delivered a brutal wake-up call, bringing the kingdom back to its true size: that of a minor player in a continent where Algeria asserts itself as a heavyweight. A Diplomatic Earthquake… and a Nervous Breakdown in Rabat Morocco’s crushing defeats in the race for the AU Commission presidency and the Peace and Security Council have triggered a political earthquake within the kingdom. The confusion has reached such absurd levels that a pro-regime media outlet went as far as announcing King Mohammed VI’s death—before swiftly retracting the news under pressure from intelligence services! We knew the king had been missing for weeks, but declaring him "out of service" that fast? That alone speaks ...

The election of Ms. Selma Malika Haddadi as Vice President of the African Union Commission is not just an electoral victory—it is a resounding slap in the face for Morocco’s diplomacy, plagued by corruption, blackmail, and unethical tactics . With an overwhelming 33 votes , Algeria secured a decisive win, while Morocco suffered a humiliating defeat that exposed the hollowness of its so-called influence . This election symbolizes the triumph of principled, ethical diplomacy committed to African unity over Morocco’s underhanded, deceitful strategies . Africa is no longer naive —the masks have fallen, revealing the true nature of a Moroccan regime willing to employ the most disgraceful tactics to achieve its goals . Algeria: A Stronghold of Dignity and Pan-African Integrity Ms. Haddadi’s victory was no accident. Her distinguished career, marked by key diplomatic roles and high-level responsibilities, reflects her unmatched competence and unwavering commitment to the African continent....

In an unexpected turn of events, Egypt has nominated Hanan Morsy for the position of Vice President of the African Union Commission , despite having previously pledged its support for Algeria’s candidate, Malika Hadadi . This sudden shift in Egypt’s stance has raised numerous questions about its underlying motives and potential implications for Egypt-Algeria relations and the balance of power within the African Union (AU). Does this policy change signal hidden tensions between the two North African giants? Is it part of Egypt’s broader strategy to expand its influence in Africa? Or could external pressures be shaping Cairo’s diplomatic choices? This article delves into the possible reasons behind Egypt’s move and its impact on the African diplomatic landscape. 1. Is Egypt Seeking to Reposition Itself in Africa? a) Egypt’s Gradual Return to the African Scene Egypt’s influence in Africa had declined following the 2011 revolution and the ousting of former President Mohamed Morsi in 2013....

Morocco has just experienced a significant setback within the African Union (AU), yet a palpable unease surrounds this diplomatic episode. Why this clumsy attempt to conceal a fact known to all? In the election for a seat on the AU's Peace and Security Council (PSC), Morocco was soundly defeated by Algeria, which secured 30 votes compared to only 17 for the Cherifian Kingdom. A Diplomatic Blow Dealt by Algeria Despite sustained efforts and an expensive diplomatic campaign, Morocco faced a massive rejection. The sixth round of voting was decisive: Algeria, backed by its historical commitment and influence in Africa, won hands down. This result reflects a profound shift in how African states perceive Morocco, as its methods and ambitions are increasingly questioned. Far from being a driving force for unity and progress in Africa, Morocco has focused its efforts on one obsession: countering Algeria. Its primary objective is not to build a strong and united Africa but to systematically...