Diplomatie marocaine - Relations internationales

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Son pére était d'origine saoudienne et c'est la seule opposition crédible au liban contre le hizbolate qui est une véritable menace dans la région et d'ailleur ont le voit en syrie .

juba2 a écrit:

AH oui the looser. C'est la marionette  des Sauds.il fait tout pour eux pour de l'argent.mais je ne comprends pas ce qu'un libanais fait chez les Sauds et qu'est ce qu'il a avoir avec le Maroc.sa famille est tres connue ici aux USA c'ést une famille pourie et corompue.J'ai cru que c'était un hariri saudi que je ne connais pas mais celui la c'est le jackpot  

J'allais avoir un vertige quand j'ai lu l'article tellement de prince. Maintenant je comprendre pourquoi ils s'entretuent entre eux et prendre tout un peuple comme hotage  trop de competition et je comprends aussi pourquoi ils sont tous dans le gouvernement c'est  pour ne pas foutre le bordel a celui qui est au trone.Je crois que le roi saudis a apporte avec lui le pettit beau gosse de hariri pour demander au notre de l'aide a ouvrir un business. Au Maroc naturellement avec l'argent des Sauds en plus une protection pour que le hezb ne le descend pas comme ils ont fait a son père.le monde est tout pettit wllah.il faut s'eloigner de ses fous.Un jour leur tour viendra et ils enmeneront tout le monde avec eux.

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Russia seeks to improve economic relations with Morocco

In an interview with TelQuel, Russian ambassador to Morocco, Valery Vorobiev, tackles thorny issues such as the Western Sahara conflict and the war in Syria, while stressing the need to develop economic relations between Russia and Morocco.


It is a country that relies on the geopolitical chessboard, but it is only on rare occasions that the state of our relations with Russia draws attention. Thus, any activity of the ambassador of the Russian Federation in Rabat represents a small event, especially in a context where this world power is at the heart of international conflicts. As a seasoned diplomat, Valery Vorobiev firmly defends the position of his government on the Syrian and Ukrainian issues and does not hesitate to point out the American inclination to lead the world. A multilingual academic and an essayist specialized in the relations between the Arab world and Israel, the ambassador is very familiar with Morocco, where he was first stationed in the early 1990s. Ever since his return to Rabat in 2013, he has been striving to clarify the positions of his country.


TelQuel:  What is your take on the latest UN resolution to extend the mandate of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO), without incorporating human rights monitoring in the Western Sahara?

Vorobiev:  I believe this resolution is normal and fair. I would like to remind you that last year, Russia has threatened to use the veto against the expansion of the prerogatives of MINURSO. This year, the United States and France have played an important role in favor of Morocco.

TelQuel:  What about the position of your country on the Western Sahara issue?

Vorobiev:  Russia naturally sides with the international rule of law and UN resolutions. We therefore support MINURSO and the choice of Christopher Ross to find a solution to this conflict that has gone on far too long. Of course, Russia does not hide its support for the autonomy plan proposed by Morocco. Everyone knows that the kingdom has invested heavily in Western Sahara and has worked in favor of the Sahrawi population. As I said, we were categorically opposed to the extension of the MINURSO mandate to incorporate human rights. We also denounced the inappropriate approach of the African Union against Morocco, in particular by Nigeria and South Africa.

TelQuel:  What about Algeria, which plays a weighty role in this conflict?

Vorobiev:  We have friendly relations with Algeria and it purchases large quantities of weapons from us. However, we are also aware of the support Algeria provides to the Polisario front. This is why Russia encourages a solution to the Sahara issue within the UN framework since the status quo is in nobody’s interest.

TelQuel:  How can Moroccan-Russian economic relations — that are very limited today — be improved?

Vorobiev:  It is unfortunate that the level of trade between our two countries does not exceed, financially, $3 billion. It is a modest level that we are trying to develop in different areas. As you know, the wheat yields in Morocco fell significantly this year. The kingdom has been relying on Ukraine to import large quantities of wheat. However, given the current crisis in this country, this option became very difficult. Therefore, to remedy this situation, Russia is going to ensure the purchase of wheat to provide it to Morocco. Negotiations are already underway to conclude an agreement in this regard. On another note, we are seeking to supply the kingdom with oil. We are working directly with Morocco, without resorting to intermediaries, such as Total, which reduces the costs. Moreover, we are exerting tremendous efforts to allow Morocco to benefit from the Russian tourist market. The number of Russians who visit Morocco does not exceed 50,000 tourists per year, while 4 million Russians go to Turkey and 3 million go to Egypt.

TelQuel:  What about armaments?

Vorobiev:  Morocco is opening up more and more to Russian armament. The recent visit by the commander-in-chief of the Russian air force to Morocco, in the midst of the Ukrainian crisis, is an indicator of the great trust between the two countries. We care about Morocco and we are making every effort possible to expand and diversify our trade. It is in this context that Sergey Lavrov, our minister of foreign affairs, will soon visit Morocco to meet the king. This visit has been postponed twice, once due to his majesty’s African tour and the other time because of Lavrov’s international commitments, especially on the Syrian issue.

TelQuel:  Regarding the Syrian issue, Russia is accused of playing into the hands of the regime of Bashar al-Assad and supporting him in his war against the opposition.

Vorobiev:  Russia has always been keen on playing a key and positive role in the Syrian crisis. The Russian initiative, which has been welcomed by Syria, has prevented a foreign intervention and opened the way for a political solution. Today, Russia's position has remained unchanged. The violence should be halted, the humanitarian situation should be improved, the threat of breaking up the country should be avoided and a political solution to this crisis should be reached. We are also concerned about the criminal activities committed by armed groups against civilians in Syria, which have reached unprecedented levels of violence.

TelQuel:  Yet, there is also the Ukrainian crisis, which has led to a diplomatic confrontation between Moscow and Washington.

Vorobiev:  It is true that the situation in Ukraine is complex, dangerous and threatens the future of the whole world. We do not have a problem with Ukraine, and the integration of Crimea was just a reaction and not a desire for hegemony as the United States has alleged. We should not forget that the United States surrounds Russia with more than 60 military bases in neighboring countries, not to mention the military buildings and thousands of soldiers and intelligence officers. Although 40,000 Russian officers and soldiers withdrew from Ukraine to find a solution and avoid escalation, the United States has continued the threats and the militarization of the region. Even worse, the Americans are even threatening to involve NATO in the conflict, which President Vladimir Putin considers a red line.

TelQuel:  Then, do we understand that the United States is the one encouraging the crisis in the Ukraine?

Vorobiev:  They [the United States] are the reason for sure. The United States still wants to rule the world, so far as to infringe upon international treaties and diplomatic practice. The first thing the US ambassador did upon his arrival in Moscow was host the Russian opposition, which is contrary to diplomatic manners. Russia has changed significantly in recent years, to the point of bothering the United States. The Americans want to remain the only ones steering the ship entirely, while raising the slogan of human rights. This is the truth that must be revealed.

richelieu a écrit:

Incident diplomatique entre marzouki et mohamed 6

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Suite à la publication de cet article, nous avons été contactés par le porte-parole de la présidence, Adnène Mansar, qui a catégoriquement démenti cet incident. M. Mansar a qualifié, à de multiples reprises, cette information d' "absurde" et a précisé que le roi Mohammed VI est actuellement à Sijoumi et qu'il dinera ce soir avec Moncef Marzouki au palais de Carthage. Adnène Mansar a, par ailleurs, souligné que plusieurs sujets ont été évoqués lors de cette rencontre mais que le différend du Sahara occidental n'en faisait pas partie.
http://www.businessnews.com.tn/le-roi-mohammed-vi-insulte-moncef-marzouki-et-annule-ses-activites-en-tunisie,520,46852,3

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Tunis : Le roi Mohammed VI insulte Moncef Marzouki, Adnène Mansar dément

Des sources diplomatiques ont affirmé à Business News, aujourd’hui, samedi 31 mai 2014, qu’un différend a éclaté entre le roi du Maroc Mohamed VI et le président tunisien Moncef Marzouki suite à la remise sur le tapis du conflit du Sahara occidental, problématique abordée par Moncef Marzouki.
La discussion, tenue hier, a fini par une insulte de la part du roi du Maroc contre le président tunisien et ce premier aurait annoncé le gel du reste de ses activités prévues dans la journée.

Une autre source diplomatique nous confirme que le roi Mohammed VI quittera la Tunisie dans la journée. On notera qu'il ne s'agit pas du premier incident diplomatique dans lequel Moncef Marzouki est impliqué.


Mise à jour :
Suite à la publication de cet article, nous avons été contactés par le porte-parole de la présidence, Adnène Mansar, qui a catégoriquement démenti cet incident. M. Mansar a qualifié, à de multiples reprises, cette information d' "absurde" et a précisé que le roi Mohammed VI est actuellement à Sijoumi et qu'il dinera ce soir avec Moncef Marzouki au palais de Carthage. Adnène Mansar a, par ailleurs, souligné que plusieurs sujets ont été évoqués lors de cette rencontre mais que le différend du Sahara occidental n'en faisait pas partie.