Moroccan Makhzen Attaches Its Internal Failures To Algeria

After a lull that lasted for a short period, the Moroccan Makhzen system returned to its old habit of attacking Algeria, trying to export its internal failures abroad, and exactly to Algeria.

The Moroccan Makhzen system and through the Palace’s Maghreb Arabe Press Agency brazenly attacked Algeria, and it sniffed at the failure of the option to appoint the former Foreign Minister, Ramtane Lamamra, a personal envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General to Libya, to succeed the resigned Lebanese in early March, Ghassan Salamé.

Morocco is attacking Algeria after being unable to turn the file of Western Sahara out of the circle of internationalization considering it the reason for its suffering with the Polisario Front, which adheres to its legitimate and sovereign right to control Western Sahara occupied soil by a Moroccan regime that is unable to run its country and tries to steal the land of its neighbours.

While the Makhzen News Agency was defending what it called the political solution proposed by the Makhzen to solve the Sahraoui issue and which the Sahraoui people and the international community rejected, it jumped to attack Algeria with reverence, saying, “The rampage that Algeria is showing about the issue of appointing a new personal envoy for the Sahara … is incomprehensible, especially since this comes in the context of strong opposition from the Security Council to the candidacy of Ramtane Lamamra as the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Libya”.

These phrases refer to the many words that are raised about the assignment of former Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Ramtane Lamamra to the post of UN Secretary-General’s envoy to Libya, succeeding the Lebanese Ghassan Salamé, who resigned early last month.

What the Makhzen News Agency wrote refers the observers of the Libyan affairs to the belief, but to the assertion that the Makhzen system has a role in excluding Lamamra from the Libyan file, in coordination with circles with interests in the case such as Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.